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Economy & Business - May 2022
URUGUAY: Government prepares to surf the hydrogen wave
If the first wave of the energy transition is the shift to greater use of renewable energy in the electricity grid, the second is the reduction of fossil fuels in transport and their replacement by alternatives such as hydrogen. Uruguay can claim to be ahead of the game in both of these areas.
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