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Australians jostle for guernsey on Philippines hydrogen hunt

Hydrogen hot as energy shortages loom

Colin Sandell-Hay

The Philippines has opened up a hunt for hydrogen. Photograph by Colin Hay

The Philippines has opened up a hunt for hydrogen. Photograph by Colin Hay

With dwindling local gas reserves and a drop in hydrocarbon exploration, the Philippines has launched a global plan to establish a hydrogen energy industry. The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE)...

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