Ørsted halts Gigastack green hydrogen project powered by Hornsea 2 offshore wind farm
Energy Disrupter
The Gigastack project, a joint venture between Ørsted and US oil refiner Phillips 66, has been ‘paused’, and withdrawn from negotiations with the UK government as part of a funding round for hydrogen electrolysers that is due to sign contracts by the end of 2023.
by Janet Wood
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