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Pamesa Group and eCombustible Energy Partner to Launch the First Carbon-Free, Hydrogen-Based Fuel Used in Commercial Industrial Operations
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The Pamesa Group has become the first company worldwide to use a hydrogen-based fuel to replace natural gas in its production process in partnership with eCombustible Energy. This fuel is completely free of carbon emissions. Going forward, the Pamesa Group plans to implement this fuel in all its operations.
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