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Obviously because a company announced they were going to do it, it is 100% possible and economically viable. It's not like companies have been putting out pres
by WorkerBee28474 2y ago
Obviously because a company announced they were going to do it, it is 100% possible and economically viable.
It's not like companies have been putting out press releases for centuries for things that never come true.
- defrost 2y agoThat's a new partnership. Fortescue has dozens of green energy and green hydrogen projects under development globally. Currently we have projects in Norway, Australia, Canada, Kenya, Congo, the United States, Argentina and Brazil. Our early customers are industrial companies in the USA, Australia and Singapore, as well as large energy companies in Europe. These partnerships are contracting for Hydrogen | Ammonia from plants that are already near completion that will open next year in 2025. They've additionally built and tested various green hydrogen based transport vehicles and power stations (usually ammonia): eg: https://www.offshore-energy.biz/ammonia-powered-fortescue-green-pioneer-in-worlds-first-ammonia-bunkering/ https://www.offshore-energy.biz/ammonia-powered-fortescue-gr...