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Origin drops hydrogen dream

Origin Energy walks away from Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub plan

Noel Dyson
Credit: Origin

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Origin Energy has dropped its plans to build the country's biggest green hydrogen plant, saying the fuel is too expensive to produce. The decision to pull out of the the $207.6 million Hunter Valley...

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