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August 02, 2013

Hydro Nano Gas Could Completely Neutralize CO2 Emissions
Stockholm, Sweden (SPX) Aug 01, 2013
Hydro Nano Gas or HNG, has been created by Hydro Infra Technologies, HIT, in Stockholm, Sweden. Developed as an answer to greenhouse gases and fossil fuels emissions, this comes on the heels of many years of research and development by the company to create a safe, cost effective way to neutralize pollution emissions. HIT is now working to bring this technology to market and has signed joint venture agreements to begin converting ships. HNG effectiveness in neutralizing pollution emissions has bee ... read more

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