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Swedish developer aims to use power from two of world's largest offshore wind projects to produce green hydrogen for e-fuels

E-fuel produced on Swedish island of Gotland would be used by limestone products maker Nordkalk, which would also supply the captured CO2

Nordkalk's facility in Storugns, on the Swedish island of Gotland, where it has a limestone quarry, a lime kiln and a harbour, as well as wind turbines.
Nordkalk's facility in Storugns, on the Swedish island of Gotland, where it has a limestone quarry, a lime kiln and a harbour, as well as wind turbines.Photo: Nordkalk
Published 31 October 2023, 10:38Updated 31 October 2023, 10:44
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