Northern Endeavour oil vessel without power for weeks in Timor Sea
The blackout is another problem in a clean-up effort of an ex-Woodside vessel that will cost Australia's oil and gas producers well over $1 billion.
Yara is a Norwegian fertiliser and chemicals company. It owns the Pilbara Fertilisers liquid ammonia plant on the Burrup Peninsula and half owns and operates the nearby Pilbara Nitrates plant that manufactures explosives. Yara is pursuing the production of emissions-free green and blue ammonia in Australia.
Norwegian Yara has big plans for green ammonia in WA's north while local Wesfarmers looks to build another traditional carbon-intensive facility south of Perth.
If CO2 from Yara's Pilbara ammonia plant is buried WA could ship a clean fuel to displace coal in JERA's Japanese power stations, but underground carbon storage has its doubters.
WA will be home to two of the largest green hydrogen electrolysers in the world to feed an ammonia plant and inject the clean fuel into the South West gas grid.
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