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Naturally occurring hydrogen discovered in Western Australia's iron-rich rocks could unlock a vast new source of clean energy
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Researchers have discovered that the unique iron-rich soil of Western Australia's Pilbara region naturally generates hydrogen, with the potential to significantly boost production. If scaled up successfully, these vast subterranean formations could provide a massive, low-emission energy source for both Australia and the global shift toward green power.
Researchers have discovered that the unique iron-rich soil of Western Australia’s Pilbara region naturally generates hydrogen, with the potential to significantly boost production. If scaled up successfully, these vast subterranean formations could provide a massive, low-emission energy source for both Australia and the global shift toward green power.