Tlou Compliments CBM With Hydrogen

Monday, May 31, 2021

Tlou Energy, the country’s coal bed-methane developers, said Friday it was developing a hydrogen strategy to complement its gas-to-power project.

The Botswana Stock Exchange quoted company is pioneering the development of hydrogen as a clean energy fuel at the Lesedi Power plant site.

It said Lesedi is ideally located to be regional hydrogen and distribution hub as the gas can be a fully renewable energy source for transportation purposes. Giving an update to shareholders, managing director, Tony Gilby said a hydrogen strategy would benefit from Tlou’s extensive approvals secured to date.

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