Green Hydrogen Deal Aims to Transform Global Energy Production
Australian startup Hazer Group and U.S. engineering giant KBR have teamed up to deploy a cutting-edge hydrogen manufacturing process worldwide. Hazer’s method converts methane into hydrogen and solid graphite while slashing CO2 emissions—an approach dubbed “turquoise hydrogen.” The new alliance will target ammonia and methanol producers, industries that dominate hydrogen demand. Experts say the deal could rapidly expand low-emission hydrogen, a key piece of global decarbonization.
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