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Woodside seeks answers on H2OK hydrogen issues in US

Describes US tax credit targets as between very difficult and impossible

Colin Sandell-Hay

Woodside's H2OK project from above

Woodside's H2OK project

Woodside has written to the US government over its concerns about the potential effects of a proposed new tax credit system on its giant H2OK liquid hydrogen project in Oklahoma. Speaking after releasing...

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