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bp backs-in Australian electrolyser hopeful

Hysata hydrogen technology draws global attention

Hysata logo shot. Credit: Hysata

Australian green hydrogen electrolyser manufacturer Hysata has raised A$169 million to develop its new high-efficiency electrolysers. British Petroleum renewable offshoot, bp Ventures and Hong Kong-based...

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