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'Artificial photosynthesis': Siemens Energy lets the sun in on green chemicals pilot

German industrial giant launches project with Enovik to use renewables to make climate-friendly plastics or food supplements from CO2 and hydrogen

German's green H2 innovation officer Stefan Kaufmann (far left), Anja Karliczek, German education and research minister, Harald Schwager, Evonik deputy chairman, and Amin Schnettler, Siemens Energy vice president
German's green H2 innovation officer Stefan Kaufmann (far left), Anja Karliczek, German education and research minister, Harald Schwager, Evonik deputy chairman, and Amin Schnettler, Siemens Energy vice presidentFoto: BMBF/Hans-Joachim Rickel
  • Bernd Radowitz
Published 21 September 2020, 13:37Updated 22 September 2020, 14:01
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