Materials Processing Institute launches hydrogen agreement
A new partnership based on Teesside is to look at the potential impact of hydrogen on industrial processes.
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A new partnership based on Teesside is to look at the potential impact of hydrogen on industrial processes.
The Materials Processing Institute has announced a progressive research partnership with Trent Refractories and Kanthal to examine the potential impact on industrial processes of using hydrogen as an alternative fuel source.
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