ENERGY TRANSITION

Hydrogen dreams fade as funding dries up and investors flee

Canberra’s $300m hydrogen war chest barely touched

60 Australian green hydrogen projects have been either delayed of cancelled.

60 Australian green hydrogen projects have been either delayed of cancelled. | Credits: Shutterstock.

Australia's green hydrogen ambitions are unravelling, with investor confidence waning and more than a third of planned projects facing delays or cancellation. Despite federal government incentives, only...

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