Now that MIN have secured this massive gas resource, why would they not be interested in entering hydrogen market too?
They are developing technology with HZR to produce significant hydrogen anyway, it seems a bit odd that they would let another organisation come in and reap the benefits of their up-scaling.
It would also be a bit of a strange arrangement if the hydrogen producer was overseas and the graphite produced was sent back to WA for processing only to be shipped overseas again. It makes sense for it to be at the same location, if possible.
But perhaps MIN are simply not interested in hydrogen, which could be the only explanation I can think of that they wouldn't put their hand up.
If they are interested, maybe they are waiting for the AWE takeover to be complete, before they reveal their full plans.
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