9. Can the Farms of Tomorrow Feed Us... and Power Us? with Richard Gueterbock
The Only Way Is Hydrogen?Show Notes
Tomorrow's farms may do much more than grow crops and raise livestock. Karen Brooks talks to Richard Gueterbock, Director of Foodchains, about how farms are evolving into integrated energy hubs using renewable electricity, biomethane and hydrogen to support cleaner transport, rural businesses and energy resilience. A fascinating conversation about food security, innovation and the future of rural Britain. https://www.linkedin.com/company/gw-shift/ https://www.instagram.com/gwshift/ https://ww...
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