A proposed AUD1.3 billion (US$805.5 million) hydrogen-gas turbine power station in Port Kembla has been declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI), given its importance to renewable energy capacity in New South Wales, Australia.
The proponent can now request assessment requirements to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which will be subject to extensive community consultation and a full environmental assessment. If approved, the new power station could be completed by 2024.
ENEOS Corporation has concluded a memorandum with Origin Energy to conduct a study on a potential business collaboration for the development of a CO2-free hydrogen supply chain between Japan and Austr...
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Read moreSyncline Energy has revealed plans to build the Melton Renewable Energy Hub, a big battery project, near Melbourne. It will be located next to the Sydenham terminal station and will connect to the sta...
Read moreAustralian renewable energy pioneer Maoneng plans to use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries in its Battery Energy Storage System in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula as a result of their...
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