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Age of green hydrogen causes co-location rethink

The regions where the desert meets the sea have long been thought the most desolate and unproductive areas of the world, fruitful solely for those clever cultures who call them home. However, in the 21st century, that fiscal notion is turning on its head, and turning as rapidly as a wind turbine in a tornado.

By

Blake Matich

04 May 2021

It has taken science and markets until 2021 to realize that the very things which make coastal desert regions sparsely habitable, namely excessive sun and wind, are precisely what makes them the near future’s great havens of energy. Wind turbines and solar PV can operate together symbiotically, and in deserts bordering seas in particular, this …

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