Orica.
company
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
One to three months ago
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Orica is expanding its business operations by selling products and services in Australia, the United States, and Peru.Some support1 report
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Orica is headquartered in Australia.Some support3 reports
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Plug Power is commissioning a facility in Esbjerg as part of a broader testing phase involving an NSW hydrogen hub and Orica's operations at Kooragang Island.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Orica secured ARENA funding for a hydrogen hub project at Kooragang Island in Queensland to demonstrate domestic hydrogen production.Some support1 report
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Orica is installing a facility on Kooragang Island for renewable hydrogen production in the Hunter Valley, backed by government incentives.Some support1 report
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Around Orica this week
News at the entities that move Orica most-
Australian StructuralThe Middle East conflict is driving inflation, with budget outcomes released involving Chalmers and Gallagher.Moves Orica
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hydrogen StructuralTargets for gaseous hydrogen demand in the Netherlands are being cut.Moves Orica
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Australian Renewable Energy Agency TransactionalAusgrid is conducting energy trials in the Central Coast region, supported by Australian government funding through ARENA.Moves Orica
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Queensland OperationalSheep theft occurred outside Blackall in Queensland on January 1, 2026.Moves Orica
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Tasmania OperationalCouncils in Tasmania require clear direction and sustained funding from the state government.Moves Orica
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Plug Power StructuralK.R. Sridhar is confirmed as the CEO of Bloom Energy. The market performance between Bloom Energy and Plug Power is showing a noticeable divergence.Moves Orica
Connections
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Kooragang Island Structural
Orica operates its ammonia production and associated facilities on Kooragang Island.
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Australian Structural
Australian supplies electrolyzers to Orica's facility, establishing a critical supply chain dependency.
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hydrogen Structural
Orica utilizes hydrogen as a necessary input for its ammonia production process.
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Queensland Operational
The company Orica engages in competitive market interactions influenced by project cancellations and market conditions within the state of Queensland.
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MCI Operational
MCI's operations provide a CO2 source that is utilized by Orica's capture processes.
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Tasmania Operational
Orica's projects are contingent on market conditions and cancellations within the state of Tasmania.
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Australian Renewable Energy Agency Transactional
Orica received funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency.
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Plug Power Structural
Orica's projects rely on the utilization of Plug Power technology.
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Peru Operational
Orica actively sells products and services within the market of Peru.
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Western Australia Shared context
Orica operates within the economic and geographical context of Western Australia, where local cancellations affect its projects.
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Melbourne Shared context
Orica operates from its headquarters located in the city of Melbourne.
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Hunter Valley Shared context
Orica operates a new facility within the Hunter Valley region for renewable hydrogen production.
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South Australia Shared context
Orica's projects are observed to be affected by economic cancellations occurring within South Australia.
History
Events by the month they beganAugust 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
4 events- Orica is headquartered in Australia.
- Plug Power is commissioning a facility in Esbjerg as part of a broader testing phase involving an NSW hydrogen hub and Orica's operations at Kooragang Island.
- Orica secured ARENA funding for a hydrogen hub project at Kooragang Island in Queensland to demonstrate domestic hydrogen production.
- Orica is installing a facility on Kooragang Island for renewable hydrogen production in the Hunter Valley, backed by government incentives.