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Caribbean & Central America - February 2022
COSTA RICA: More progress in clean energy efforts
In December Costa Rica’s President Carlos Alvarado and Environment & Energy Minister Andrea Meza signed a decree which seeks to incentivise the use of hydrogen to boost the green economy. This comes amid other signs of Costa Rica continuing to shore up its green credentials.
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