Calabria says that for Origin, the move away from green hydrogen aligns with its strategy to prioritise investments in solar, wind and battery storage.
“Ultimately, we believe investments focused on renewables and storage can best support the decarbonisation of energy supply and underpin energy security over the near-term,” he said.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/origin-joins-green-hydrogen-exodus-dumps-risky-hunter-project-to-focus-on-renewables-storage/
