Italy can be clean energy hub with hydrogen imports from Africa - study - Reuters
2020-09-05 11:57
Italy could become a clean energy hub for Europe by importing hydrogen produced in North Africa from solar power at 10-15% less than it costs to produce locally, a study by consultancy The European House-Ambrosetti and Italian gas group Snam said on Saturday.
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