Kawasaki Heavy Industries has decided to abandon plans to extract hydrogen from Australian brown coal due to construction approval delays. Instead, the company will now focus on sourcing hydrogen domestically in Japan and will prioritize smaller carriers, scaling back from 160,000 cu m to 40,000 cu m. Kawasaki Heavy has been operating the world’s first liquified hydrogen carrier, the Suiso Frontier, since 2022, marking a significant milestone in the seaborne hydrogen trade.
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Advantage China? Plus saving British Steel
Beijing is strategically positioning itself to counter Donald Trump's trade policies, as it has become clear that China is the main target of U.S. tariffs. According to Patrick Wintour, the Chinese government appears to have devised a plan to withstand and potentially thrive amid Trump's economic aggression, emphasizing its commitment to multilateral trade and stability as a global partner, which has been cautiously acknowledged by Europe. This suggests that China's economy may emerge in a...
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