The world over, green hydrogen is being recognised as the most effective route towards combating the climate crisis in the most holistic way possible, with Minerals Council South Africa highlighting the collaboration of South Africa’s leading platinum mining company with a local hydrogen producer and a car company with 30 global production sites...
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