TOKYO -- Japanese industrial machinery maker Ebara is working on a new method to produce "turquoise" hydrogen, a potentially emissions-free version of the fuel, with the aim of commercializing it around 2026 to tap the global push toward decarbonization.
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Ebara is making inroads into pumps, compressors and other equipment used in hydrogen systems. (Photo courtesy of Ebara)
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