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Australian natural resources giant eyeing multiple green hydrogen projects in N.L. - Vimarsana News

Australian natural resources giant eyeing multiple green hydrogen projects in N.L.

The Miawkpukek First Nation is looking to get in on the wind-to-hydrogen action, partnering with an Australian natural resources giant to explore the feasibility of a project.

Source: cbc.ca
Azerbaijan`s energy minister meets with chairman of Fortescue Future Industries - Vimarsana News

Azerbaijan`s energy minister meets with chairman of Fortescue Future Industries

Azerbaijan`s Minister of Energy Parviz Shahbazov has met with a delegation led by Andrew Forrest, chairman of the Australian company - Fortescue Future Industries, who is on a visit to Baku. The meeting focused on the green energy, efficient use of the wind potential of

Source: azertag.az
Fortescue Future Industries Explores Green Hydrogen And Renewable Energy Production In Newfoundland And Labrador - Vimarsana News

Fortescue Future Industries Explores Green Hydrogen And Renewable Energy Production In Newfoundland And Labrador

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), a global leader in green hydrogen, has held its first in-person public information session in Newfoundland and...

Can shareholders have bigger dividends AND more spending on Fortescue Future Industries? - Vimarsana News

Can shareholders have bigger dividends AND more spending on Fortescue Future Industries?

Fortescue wants to spend big money on Fortescue Future Industries (FFI). But can Fortescue also pay shareholders big dividends?

PM calls for unity among Thais - Vimarsana News

PM calls for unity among Thais

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has compared the country to a vehicle with 70 million passengers that needs unity to move forward.