Renewable Fuels
Australia’s green industry is being turbocharged with a significant development announced for a second hydrogen hub for Townsville, Queensland.
An infrastructure masterplan for the state’s largest eco-industrial precinct was released in March, with $74 million of State and Federal funding going to the vital enabling infrastructure.
It’s been sold and renamed but plans for a $2 billion renewable energy hub to be built north of Melbourne are charging ahead with the battery provider appointed – here's what you need to know.
Proponents of a proposed solar farm located around 27km south-east of Wangaratta have told Projectory that as it prepares plans to be submitted for planning approval, a deal has been struck with a world leading manufacturer to deliver the battery.
Queensland’s largest-ever renewable energy project is one step closer to becoming a reality as global green energy operators team up to deliver green energy to the state’s electricity grid.
When complete, this pumped hydro development will pin Far North Queensland on the map as a booming renewable energy industry region.
A world-first conversion of an existing ammonia facility to become an industrial-scale producer of green hydrogen and green ammonia, Projectory reports.
The Queensland government’s new ten-year energy and jobs plan includes a major energy storage project in Mackay, referred to as the Battery of the North.
Queensland’s quest to become a hydrogen powerhouse has begun with a mammoth green energy export corridor in the works connecting North Queensland to Asia.
A proposed renewable energy facility development in the Pilbara region of WA will proceed, after a Final Investment Decision (FID) was made on the project.
