10:31 AM IST, 09 Mar 202110:31 AM IST, 09 Mar 2021Save(Bloomberg) -- Israeli startup H2Pro joined the race to make cheap green hydrogen after securing investments from funds backed by Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing. Israeli startup H2Pro joined the race to make cheap green hydrogen after securing investments from funds backed by Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing.As governments and industries get serious about cutting greenhouse gas emissions, demand has grown for hydrogen...…10:31 AM IST, 09 Mar 202110:31 AM IST, 09 Mar 2021Save(Bloomberg) -- Israeli startup H2Pro joined the race to make cheap green hydrogen after securing investments from funds backed by Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing. Israeli startup H2Pro joined the race to make cheap green hydrogen after securing investments from funds backed by Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing.As governments and industries get serious about cutting greenhouse gas emissions, demand has grown for hydrogen...WW…