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INPEX exits Japan Suiso Energy venture, signalling hydrogen pivot

Energy giant steps away from Australia and Japan hydrogen supply link

Hydrogen carrier ship, specifically designed to transport liquefied hydrogen (LH2) across the globe.

Hydrogen carrier ship, specifically designed to transport liquefied hydrogen (LH2) across the globe. | Credits: NEDO.

Japanese energy major INPEX is reportedly withdrawing from its hydrogen joint venture, Japan Suiso Energy (JSE), established to create an international liquefied hydrogen supply chain between Australia...

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