France and Russia establish nuclear hydrogen partnership

China Petrochemical News Network News According to Hydrogen Energy News on May 11, EDF Group and Russia Rosatom have signed a clean hydrogen promotion agreement for Russia and Europe.

France’s EDF Group and Russia’s Rosatom recently announced the signing of a nuclear hydrogen production agreement.

Its purpose is to promote clean hydrogen projects in Russia and Europe.

Rosatom believes that the development of hydrogen technology will play an indispensable role in the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

Russia’s Rosatom stated in a statement that the Russian nuclear industry has considerable potential in the development of research and technology for major hydrogen production methods.

If successful, this nuclear hydrogen agreement may be rapidly expanded in scale.

Zhu Jiani excerpted from Hydrogen Energy News

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France and Russia form nuclear hydrogen partnership

EDF Group and Rosatom have signed a clean H2 promotion agreement for Russia and Europe.

　　France and Russia's EDF Group and Rosatom recently announced the signing of an agreement for nuclear hydrogen production.

　　The purpose is to promote clean H2 projects taking place in both Russia and in Europe.

　　According to Rosatom, developing H2 technologies will play an integral role in the Paris Agreement's implementation.

　　Russia's nuclear industry has considerable potential for research and technology for developing primary H2 production methods, said a statement from Rosatom.

　　This nuclear hydrogen agreement has the potential to scale up quickly, if successful.