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AGL ‘behind’ Origin in shift from coal. Miners and energy weigh on market. Life360 halted on capital raising. Dusk sales rise.
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Fortescue’s green energy arm will partner with a company controlled by Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy on the development of a renewable energy hub in Queensland.
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After the latest exit, Fortescue Metals Group has now lost almost 75 per cent of its top leadership in the last 15 months.
Fortescue, BHP and Rio are among miners that have taken a beating on the local sharemarket, as iron ore prices slump to a two-year low.
The iron ore giant, led by Andrew Forrest, reports a strong start to the new financial year, with shipments up even though its mining rates fell during the quarter.
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The Fortescue Metals chairman said the ex-NAB executive would move on after three years in the top job at his private investment company and charitable foundation.
Fortescue Metals Group has thrown its weight behind IPO hopeful Lightning Metals, as it dips its toes into the lithium space.
Fortescue Future Industries’ Guy Debelle says Australia risks missing out on opportunities to export to Europe if the Albanese government falls behind others in supporting the industry.
Fortescue Metals’ green energy division has hired a former high-profile MP to ensure its wind and solar ‘ambitions become reality’.
But Fortescue Future Industries has been hit by more executive departures as it announces progress in its first operations with Incitec Pivot.
Andrew Forrest has made much of the world’s need to abandon fossil fuels, but his company is still investing in an LNG and hydrogen import terminal.
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Fortescue Metals’ hydrogen arm, years from first revenues, is touted to be worth $US20bn – giving an idea of the potential of juniors such as Pilot Energy.
Andrew Forrest’s green arm Fortescue Future Industries has lost a senior manager after its head of global brand, Simon Pestridge, departed the company.
The miner’s plan to decarbonise production by 2030 is raising concerns around the possible dividends impact, amid a push for more funding detail.
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest has revealed an ambitious promise to ditch fossil fuels from Fortescue’s production by 2030.
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest has blasted fellow billionaire Elon Musk’s hydrogen scepticism as he reveals an ambitious promise to ditch fossil fuels from Fortescue’s production by 2030.
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Andy Vesey is just four months into his role spearheading Andrew Forrest’s global bet on green hydrogen. He admits the pace has been frenetic.
Executives from a host of Australian and Chinese companies will meet in Canberra next week to discuss ways to use climate change to boost business ties with China.
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Despite Andrew Forrest’s considerable financial support, hydrogen as a substitute energy provider has not been proven viable.
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The billionaire will install former AGL boss Andy Vesey to run the North American business after the abrupt exit of Fortescue Future Industry’s local boss Paul Browning.
Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest says banning new coal and gas developments was the “only responsible thing to do” as he escalates his push for the mining sector to rapidly shift away from exporting fossil fuels.
Business must find the courage to harness the economic opportunities of a carbon-neutral future, Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest says.
The green energy shift is well underway and Andrew Forrest is making an all or nothing bet on rebuilding Fortescue.
Salted further back in Fortescue Metals’ annual report are figures revealing the startlingly high salary provided to deputy chairman Mark Barnaba.
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