BP exits $36B green hydrogen mega-project in Australia, doubling down on oil amid investor-driven strategic pivot.

British energy major BP will exit the Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) in Pilbara, Australia, as it pivots to instead ...

The big lesson for government in its wrangling with Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue to repay taxpayers for the money they have put into his now cancelled green hydrogen plant in Queensland is that picking ...

UK supermajor has focused its hydrogen investments to date on electrolyser projects, using a diverse range of manufacturers ...

In a surprising move, BP has announced its decision to pull out of a massive green hydrogen project in Australia. The Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) will no longer be operated or owned by the ...

BP will exit its role in a massive green hydrogen production facility planned in Australia as the British oil major refocuses ...

The future of a renewable energy hub in Western Australia's Pilbara is in question after the majority shareholder backs out ...

Australian technology company wins grant from Arena towards construction of a new facility demonstrating its novel low-carbon iron making process.

Oil and gas major bp has confirmed it will exit the Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH), a 26GW wind, solar and green hydrogen project planned for Western Australia.

However, OBBBA is not solely to blame for the stalling hydrogen sector, with dozens of green hydrogen developers across the globe scaling back investments or scrapping them altogether thanks to weak ...

BP has exited the gigantic Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH), which would feature up to 26 gigawatts of upstream wind and solar, much of which would have been used produce hydrogen and ammonia.

The decision makes the British energy major the latest company to walk away from plans for green hydrogen production in ...