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France hits hydrogen jackpot: World’s largest reserve valued $92 billion found
France has uncovered 46 million tons of natural hydrogen beneath the soil of Folschviller, potentially revolutionizing clean energy production.
Image credits: Laeticia Vançon pour GéoRessources Dr. Jacques Pironon, a scientist involved in the study, highlighted the importance of this discovery: “Our research suggests that natural hydrogen could be far more abundant than previously thought. This revelation could lead to an international race to locate and extract natural hydrogen reserves, potentially altering the global energy market and reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels. If properly developed, the hydrogen reserves in Moselle could create thousands of jobs, boost the local economy, and position France as a key player in Europe’s clean energy transition.
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