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Winning: Green Hydrogen is a dirty word and No one wants to go to the Fiji Climate Conference

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By Jo Nova, Max Aitchison Verified, Ben Packham Verified
| Joanne Nova
By Jo Nova Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay The Australian Hydrogen Council is changing it’s name to the (catchy) Australian Industrial Decarbonisation Council That’s one way to back out of the Green Hydrogen disaster while pretending not to.
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Futures and Commodity Market News

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By Thomas Henry, Max Aitchison Verified
| futures.tradingcharts.com
May 10, 2026 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Data centre company Iren was called Iris Energy and operated as a bitcoin miner when it tried to list on the ASX in 2021, but the ASX knocked it back. That proved a blessing in disguise, as Iren instead floated on the tech-heavy Nasdaq exchange in the US, with co-founder Dan Roberts noting that on Friday it traded $US10bn in just that one session, which he says is more than the ASX's on-market dail turnover of $7.5bn.
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Futures and Commodity Market News

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By Thomas Henry, Max Aitchison Verified
| futures.tradingcharts.com
May 10, 2026 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Data centre company Iren was called Iris Energy and operated as a bitcoin miner when it tried to list on the ASX in 2021, but the ASX knocked it back. That proved a blessing in disguise, as Iren instead floated on the tech-heavy Nasdaq exchange in the US, with co-founder Dan Roberts noting that on Friday it traded $US10bn in just that one session, which he says is more than the ASX's on-market dail turnover of $7.5bn.
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