DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Replacing fossil fuels with green hydrogen depends on creating demand by making it price competitive, as buyers are unwilling to pay "green premiums", Fortescue ...

Replacing fossil fuels with green hydrogen (H2) depends on creating demand by making it price competitive, as buyers are unwilling to pay "green premiums," Fortescue Energy CEO Mark Hutchinson said in ...

Replacing fossil fuels with green hydrogen depends on creating demand by making it price competitive, as buyers are unwilling ...

Fortescue Energy CEO Mark Hutchinson said in Davos that buyers will not pay "green premiums" if the price is competitive. By ...

In a report released today, Lachlan Shaw from UBS maintained a Sell rating on Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (FSUMF – Research Report), with a ...

Fortescue shipped 97.1 million tonnes (Mt) of iron ore in the first half of the 2024­–25 financial year (FY25), the highest ...

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In a report released today, Robert Stein from Macquarie maintained a Sell rating on Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (FSUMF – Research Report), with ...

Goldman Sachs doesn't believe that this miner deserves to trade at a premium to peers. The post Why Fortescue shares are still a sell appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

The total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR) across Fortescue operations stood at just one by the end of the year, 44 per cent lower than the same time the year before.