
VIVIFY’s Jason Herring pushes on-site hydrogen to cut food businesses’ grid dependence
The CEO argues on-demand hydrogen generation could let food operators power themselves, shifting resilience and cost risk off the grid.

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The CEO argues on-demand hydrogen generation could let food operators power themselves, shifting resilience and cost risk off the grid.

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