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Airbus to integrate hydrogen infrastructure at three Japanese airports: Airbus has inked an MoU with Japan’s Kansai Airport and Kawasaki Heavy Industries to explore the feasibility of hydrogen infrastructure at three airports managed by Kansai Airports in Japan, according to a statement. Under the agreement, the group will study the feasibility of operating hydrogen aircraft and supplying hydrogen to planes at Kansai International Airport, Osaka International Airport, and Kobe Airport. The move aligns with Kansai Airport’s goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, says the statement.
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- UK has more sanctions for Russia: The UK has added 18 Russian oil tankers and four LNG ships to its sanctions list in an effort to clamp down on the country’s so-called dark fleet. (Reuters)
