Cepsa plans 'green hydrogen corridor' between Spain and Rotterdam

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Cepsa already has 1 gigawatt of renewable electricity generation connected to the grid and plans to develop a further 7GW of solar and wind power in the region.
61% : The fuel, which releases energy when burnt but emits no carbon, is tipped to play a key role in transporting renewable power over long distances and decarbonising the global energy system.
59% : Green hydrogen is produced by separating the hydrogen from the oxygen in water through an electrolysis process powered by renewable electricity.
57% : To do that competitively, most of the production would need to take place in southern Europe where renewable electricity, the main input in green hydrogen, was cheapest, Westelaar told the Financial Times.
53% : Rotterdam -- already Europe's main port for imports of crude oil, refined products and coal, representing 13 per cent of the continent's energy demand -- intends to play the same role for renewable energy.

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