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DAE commissions world’s first nuclear heat-based copper-chlorine hydrogen plant
Cu-Cl process uses high-temperature heat from a nuclear reactor to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, eliminating greenhouse gas emissions
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Cu-Cl process uses high-temperature heat from a nuclear reactor to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, eliminating greenhouse gas emissions
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Cu-Cl process uses high-temperature heat from a nuclear reactor to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, eliminating greenhouse gas emissions
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- Category: business
- Edition: IN
- Fetched: Fri, 26 Jun 2026 17:21:35 GMT
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