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News Omv To Build One Of Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant

Omv To Build One Of Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant

Responsible Us Bureau   May 28, 2025

OMV to invest mid-three-digit million euros in 140 MW green hydrogen plant, cutting 150,000 tons CO2 yearly.

News Hydrogen Steel Plant Set To Launch In Austria 2027

Hydrogen Steel Plant Set To Launch In Austria 2027

Responsible Us Bureau   Apr 9, 2025

A hydrogen-based steel plant in Austria aims for near-zero emissions, set to launch with global partners by 2027.

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