Australian company Clean Holdings has entered into a joint venture with Singapore-based CAC-H2 to build a hydrogen and ammonia production facility in the agricultural hub of Bundaberg in Queensland.
The developers aim to attract AU$400 million of investment into the project. The facility will use agricultural waste as a feedstock to produce 30,000 metric tonnes of ammonia and hydrogen annually.
As part of the project, the companies are planning to construct a deep-water wharf at the Bundaberg port for the large-scale export of green hydrogen and ammonia to Japan and South Korea.
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October 08, 2021
Indonesian Government approved the world's largest Powerlink project
Indonesian Government announced that it has recommended the AAPowerLink route through Indonesian waters, approved the subsea survey permit and welcomes Sun Cable’s investment in Indonesia.
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October 06, 2021
Edify to build 1 GW green hydrogen production plant in Australia
Edify Energy has been granted development approval to build and operate a 1 GW green hydrogen production plant in Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct in Townsville, Queensland.
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October 05, 2021
Genex selects Tesla batteries for 50 MW Bouldercombe battery storage system in Queensland
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October 01, 2021
Iberdrola completes the construction of 317 MW Hybrid power plant in Australia
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October 01, 2021
Iberdrola closes acquisition of 190 MW Avonlie solar photovoltaic project in New South Wales
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