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Transition Industries’ Pacifico Mexinol project will produce 6,130 metric tons of methanol daily, scaling to approximately 2.2 million tonnes annually…
Bumhan Fuel Cell has secured a 67.6 billion won ($50.7 million) contract with SK Plug Hi-Bus to construct eight liquid…
The race to scale clean hydrogen production has sparked interest in engineered mineral hydrogen—a process that harnesses water-rock reactions with…
The Franco-German Council of Ministers convened in Toulon on August 29, 2025, with French Prime Minister François Bayrou facing a…
Over 5 million tonnes per annum of low-carbon hydrogen projects have reached Final Investment Decision (FID), yet a stark disconnect…
La Française de l’Énergie’s €15 million drilling campaign in Lorraine targets 2.1 billion cubic meters of certified coal bed methane…
Novelis’ two-week hydrogen fuel switching demonstration at its Latchford aluminium plant achieved technical objectives while revealing critical infrastructure constraints that…
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Fortescue Reports Lowest Profit in Six Years, Adjusts Green Hydrogen Timelines Amid Market Pressures
Australia’s Fortescue Metals Group posted its smallest full-year profit in six years, reporting an attributable net profit after tax of A$3.37 billion for the year ended June 30, down from A$5.68 billion a year earlier and largely in line with analyst expectations of A$3.43 billion.
Municipal solid waste is emerging as an unexpected yet strategic feedstock in Oman’s push to scale hydrogen production.
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