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Canada overestimating hydrogen's potential cut carbon emissions: Auditor General

Wednesday 27 Apr 22 11:15am

CANADA has overestimated how much using hydrogen could reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade, potentially jeopardizing Ottawa's ability to meet climate targets, a report from the Auditor General's office said on Tuesday

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