Herne plans to be climate-friendly
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Save as PDFSolar power, green hydrogen, carbon dioxide from exhaust gases—energy and raw materials must increasingly be obtained from non-fossil sources in order to make chemical production more climate-friendly. This is an overview of the plans for Evonik’s Herne location
publication date2ND May 2023
INFOGRAPHIC MAXIMILIAN NERTINGER
More on the subject: A green transformation for the chemical industry
PUBLICATION DATE
28th April 2023
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