“Pink” hydrogen divides the EU into two blocs

The role reserved for atomic energy in the decarbonisation of the European economy continues to divide EU countries, confronted again over the consideration that future EU regulations should give to hydrogen produced from atomic electricity, the so-called “pink hydrogen”.

This is a political battle that has come to the fore in every EU legislative debate in recent times, from the so-called “green taxonomy” for financial investments to the strategy for the future CO₂-free industry.

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