Tycoon’s fuel dream cost taxpayers m

Tycoon’s fuel dream cost taxpayers $80m

January 30, 2026 — 5:00amSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.Save this article for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.Got itAAABillionaire Andrew Forrest’s flagship green hydrogen factory cost Australian taxpayers $80 million while his company spruiked its “successes” to foreign investors, only to...

AES Shifts Strategy with Major Green Hydrogen Project Cancellation

AES Shifts Strategy with Major Green Hydrogen Project Cancellation

The AES Corporation is implementing a significant strategic realignment of its Latin American operations. In a move that signals a sharpened focus on near-term profitability, its subsidiary AES Andes has terminated a massive $10 billion green hydrogen and ammonia production initiative in Chile. This decision underscores a corporate pivot toward projects with stronger margins and faster implementation...

Azerbaijan to finalise national hydrogen implementation plan by mid-2026

Azerbaijan to finalise national hydrogen implementation plan by mid-2026

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Alicante advances its green hydrogen strategy | News

Alicante advances its green hydrogen strategy | News

2026-01-29T14:36:00 The Port of Alicante has launched a tender for its first renewable hydrogen plant, reinforcing a green roadmap that supports decarbonisation, innovation and long-term competitiveness across port operations. Approved by the Alicante Port Authority, the tender covers construction and operation of a renewable...

India begins building a nearly-2 GW green hydrogen hub designed to serve European markets

India begins building a nearly-2 GW green hydrogen hub designed to serve European markets

India is one of the rare countries that does not have much financial backing but continues to contribute to the green revolution by generating renewable energy. Economically developed nations prioritize their position of having wealth, which is why they target short-term monetary gain from fossil fuel-based projects instead of the long-term rewards of renewable energy. This is where India steps...

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