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Climate Impact Corporation and Purus Marine are partnering to create a net-zero shipping pathway for renewable hydrogen. The collaboration ensures global transport of hydrogen while maintaining affordability and sustainability. CIC aims to achieve a $2/kg price for its renewable hydrogen through this integrated supply chain.
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