'Chicken and egg' problem for hydrogen refuelling hubs
High upfront investment in hydrogen will pay off in long run, promoter says.
Reweti Kohere
Tue, 26 Mar 2019
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Hiringa Energy chief executive Andrew Clennett is managing a “chicken and egg" problem when it comes to his plan for a network of hydrogen refuelling hubs.
The need for high upfront initial capital and the uncertainty of market growth pose an early challenge for the company, which last week
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Reweti Kohere
Tue, 26 Mar 2019
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'Chicken and egg' problem for hydrogen refuelling hubs
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