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There are good reasons for Europe to prioritise domestic production of ‘green’ fuels such as hydrogen and ammonia over imports from overseas suppliers. It appears that this is exactly what Brussels is trying to do, as part of its landmark ‘fit for 55’ legislative proposals.

That’s the lead story in today’s edition of Energy Flux, which looks like this:

💥Is the EU tipping the scales against green fuel imports?

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HOUSEKEEPING NOTE: It seems that not everybody received Wednesday’s edition of Energy Flux. If you missed out, you can access it here. The lead story was this analysis of a huge new hydrogen/ammonia production hub proposed for Western Australian. If you are experiencing issues receiving email newsletters, please let me know and I’ll flag it with Substack.

Is the EU tipping the scales against green fuel imports?

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