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President of the Port of Sines: Exporting green hydrogen by ship “doesn't add value”

Summary by Jornal De Negócios

Engie and Shell both withdrew their intention of creating a short sea shipping corridor for hydrogen exports between Portugal and Rotterdam, but the president of Port of Sines is concerned about it and guarantees that the project is just off the ground, and Aicep Global Parks says its decision has an impact on the rest of the projects.

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President of the Port of Sines: Exporting green hydrogen by ship “doesn't add value”

Engie and Shell both withdrew their intention of creating a short sea shipping corridor for hydrogen exports between Portugal and Rotterdam, but the president of Port of Sines is concerned about it and guarantees that the project is just off the ground, and Aicep Global Parks says its decision has an impact on the rest of the projects.

1 month ago·Porto, Portugal

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