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Sparc Hydrogen signs agreement with Japanese university

Significant progress continues on SA pilot plant development

Colin Sandell-Hay

Abstract transparent hydrogen H2 molecules on blue background. credit: shutterstock/Shawn Hempel

Abstract transparent hydrogen H2 molecules on blue background. credit: shutterstock/Shawn Hempel

Sparc Hydrogen has executed a collaboration framework agreement (CFA) with Japan's Shinshu University as part of the development of a green hydrogen pilot plant in South Australia. Shinshu University...

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