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Bill Gates-backed Startup Says a Global Gold Rush for Buried Hydrogen is Picking Up Momentum
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Koloma, a U.S.-based startup backed by billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, says it is leveraging its expertise in the fossil fuel industry to power a new global pursuit for buried hydrogen, which some are calling a "white gold rush."
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