Fortescue cuts 90 green hydrogen jobs

Fortescue cuts 90 green hydrogen jobs

Billionaire Andrew Forrest’s company says it needs to find more cost-effective ways to produce hydrogen at scale.

Future of Fortescue hydrogen project in serious doubt

The future of one of Fortescue’s leading green energy projects looks uncertain as the business lays off staff working on the Gladstone electrolyser facility in Queensland and its hydrogen division in Perth.

Fortescue cuts 90 hydrogen jobs across Qld and WA

Andrew Forrest-owned energy company Fortescue will slash 90 green hydrogen jobs across the country, according to ABC News, with the majority of those located in Perth, Western Australia, and the remainder in Gladstone, Queensland. Related article: Fortescue to boost energy investment despite job cuts The company said it intends to redeploy affected staff to other roles where possible. A Fortescue spokesperson told ABC News it remained committed …

Fortescue scales back green hydrogen jobs

Fortescue is shedding about 90 roles from its green hydrogen operations, including in Gladstone, as it shifts its focus to research and development.Fortescue’s projects include the Gladstone Electrolyser Manufacturing (GEM) Centre and PEM50 green hydrogen project at the Aldoga Industrial Estate.The company has not released details, but it is understood it is redeploying impacted staff […] Thank-you for your interest in iQ Industry Queen…

Fortescue axes 90 jobs from green hydrogen division in Gladstone and WA - Central Queensland Today

Billionaire Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals has axed 90 jobs from its green hydrogen division, affecting workers in Gladstone and Western […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. Username Password Remember Me     Forgot Password The post Fortescue axes 90 jobs from green hydrogen division in Gladstone and WA appeared first on Central Queensland Today.

Fortescue Cuts 90 Green Hydrogen Jobs in Perth and Gladstone

Billionaire Andrew Forrest's energy company Fortescue will slash 90 green hydrogen jobs across the country in the latest blow for the developing industry.