ENERGY TRANSITION

How Australia could take advantage of the global H2 economy

HYDROGEN could change the geography of energy trade and energy influence as traditional oil and gas trade declines, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency.

IRENA highlights shifting geopolitical dynamics

IRENA highlights shifting geopolitical dynamics

IRENA's report - Geopolitics of Energy Transformation: The Hydrogen Factor - released on Friday - sees hydrogen covering around 12% of global energy use by 2050 driven by climate urgency and countries'...

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