BPH Energy’s Clean Hydrogen moves to production as PEP-11 permit dispute continues

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BPH Energy (ASX: BPH) has released its report for a dramatic March quarter that included a decision to move to production on a new clean energy technology and an ongoing dispute with the New South ...

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