Providing the clean fuel to manufacturing plants would be a cost-effective way to tackle the country’s climate goals.
A factory cooling tower in the steelmaking city of Tonghua, China. Clean hydrogen fuel could eventually supply almost 30% of the energy needs of Chinese steel mills. Credit: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg/Getty
China is the world's largest producer of cement, steel and other building materials, whose manufacture emits huge amounts of carbon dioxide. But an analysis now suggests that powering heavy industries with hydrogen could be a cost-effective way to reduce China’s carbon emissions — and its contribution to climate change
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