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project for industrial-scale production of green hydrogen via the electrolysis of water using ?renewable wind farm in the North Sea and the hydrogen produced will be used in the refinery.?. Electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen gases. renewable power, producing zero emissions. west Germany. operational by 2024.
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