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Fortescue scales back hydrogen ambitions but insists commitment remains

Forrest hydrogen vision faces headwinds as Fortescue revises key partnerships

Fortescue Executive Chairman Andrew Forrest and Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh with a rendering of Fortescue’s planned Arizona Hydrogen Project. | Credits: Fortescue/Plug Power.

Green hydrogen remains central to Fortescue's strategy and Andrew Forrest's broader vision for green steel, despite the reported end of its relationship with Plug Power. While reports suggest the company...

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