News Articles for InterContinental Energy

The backers of Australia's largest proposed green energy hubs are planning on plugging up to 9.4 gigawatts of data centre capacity into the project and are promising to do so at a low cost.

The proponents of the proposed $100 billion Western Green Energy Hub have called in Chinese and South Korean firms, as they explore the gargantuan project's feasibility.

The lead proponent in the $55 billion Australian Renewable Energy Hub hopes to pull the trigger on a final investment decision as early as 2027, despite the withdrawal of energy giant BP.

BP has formally walked away from its lead stake in a $55 billion green hydrogen project in the Pilbara, in a third major blow for the nascent sector this week.

OPINION: The state government's vision for economic growth and decarbonisation remains reliant on green hydrogen.

Green hydrogen hopefuls have hailed the passing of the federal government's production tax breaks aimed at incentivising the stuttering industry.

The environmental watchdog will examine a major wind and solar hub proposal after receiving more than 280 responses during a seven-day comment period.

BP has released new details and pushed back the start date on its proposed $55 billion Pilbara renewable energy project to the end of the decade.

A $5 billion desalination plant mooted for a remote patch of Pilbara coastline has garnered interest from BP.

Backers of what could become the world's largest renewable energy hub have signed a deal with a South Korean firm to progress the project.

A pastoral station just north of Kalbarri could be home to Australia's first giga-scale hydrogen development after its backers introduced major changes.

Companies planning hydrogen projects in WA want more government leadership as they survey the sector's spluttering progress.

Junior ASX company Pilot Energy has struck a conditional partnership agreement with South Korean engineering giant Samsung but failed to impress the market, with its shares falling sharply today.

A comprehensive analysis of the new energy sector in WA highlights its slow progress and points to the Mid West as a leader.

Korea's largest electricity utility has signed an early agreement with the backers of the Western Green Energy Hub, one of several giant renewable energy projects mooted for WA.

BP will take the lead on what is touted to become one of the world's largest renewable energy hubs, after the oil and gas giant took a stake in the Asian Renewable Energy Hub in the Pilbara.

The difficulty of building large scale hydrogen export projects has been brought into sharp focus after a multi-billion dollar Pilbara proposal was knocked back on environmental grounds.