US-based Plug Power is planning a billion-euro hydrogen plant investment in Finland

If the plans proceed, three hydrogen production plants would be built in Kokkola, Kristiinankaupunki and Porvoo, which would create approximately 1,000 direct and more than 3,000 indirect jobs.
https://nord.news/2023/05/30/us-based-plug-power-is-planning-a-billion-euro-hydrogen-plant-investment-in-finland/?feed_id=30939

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