ENGIE to Build Renewable Hydrogen Plant in Western Australia To Feed A Yara Ammonia Plant

That's an interesting tie-up.

From Reuters via Nasdaq, September 16:

MELBOURNE/OSLO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - ENGIE ENGIE.PA said on Friday it will go ahead with plans to build a green hydrogen plant in Western Australia to feed an ammonia facility owned by Norway's Yara International YAR.OL, as the French firm looks to expand rapidly in green hydrogen.

The project will use energy from solar panels and a small battery energy storage system at Yara's site to power a 10 megawatt (MW) electrolyser and make 640 tonnes of hydrogen per year, the companies and the government said in separate statements....

....MUCH MORE

In a 2019 post, "Anglo-American to Develop 300 Tonne Capacity Fuel Cell Dump Truck"  ENGIE was referred to as "a low-carbon energy service provider". They are that and a bit more. 

Along with Air Liquide and the planets Jupiter and Saturn it can be considered a "gas giant."

And Yara, they've been working the Australian nitrogen angle for years. This post is from 2018: 
This Could Be A Big Deal: Norway's Yara and the Australian Nitrogen Economy