Chester University

Reducing carbon emissions with Joseph Howe from University of Chester captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Joseph Howe from University of Chester - Zero Carbon Tour interview

The University of Chester is reducing its carbon emission by being the academic partner of choice to the high net consortium, this is the anchor proposition for the North West to decarbonise industry in the area. It is concerned with the production of hydrogen to fuel shift their industries production facilities away from methane to hydrogen.

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