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African countries urged to collaborate on green hydrogen

• Competition ‘could make industry uneconomical’
Osinbajo welcomed the establishment of the African Green Hydrogen Alliance, and said it would help drive collaborative efforts in the green hydrogen space.
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Nigeria’s former vice-president Yemi Osinbajo says African countries must work together when developing their green hydrogen industries, as competition will have the negative eff
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