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Enagas UK Netherlands
Polly Martin
17 January 2023
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Enagas to acquire 20pc of future UK–Netherlands hydrogen link

The BBL interconnection flows natural gas between the UK and the Netherlands, but could be converted to carry hydrogen as part of the European Hydrogen Backbone

The BBL interconnection flows natural gas between the UK and the Netherlands, but could be converted to carry hydrogen as part of the European Hydrogen Backbone

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