Pakistan Embarks on Green Hydrogen Journey with China’s Support.
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June 12, 2023
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Construction of a State-of-the-Art Green Hydrogen Production Plant in Thattha to Propel Pakistan’s Renewable Energy Sector Pakistan is making significant progress towards a sustainable and cleaner future with the planned construction of its first-ever green hydrogen project in the city of Thattha. This ambitious initiative made possible through collaboration between the Pakistani and Chinese governments, represents a remarkable milestone for …
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