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Sarnia, Ont., company fined $90,000 after hydrogen explosion injures three workers

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AlumaPower Corporation has been fined $90,000 after a hydrogen gas explosion at its Sarnia, Ont., facility injured three workers during equipment testing in November 2023. The company pleaded guilty in…

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