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Tasmanian Government appoints development partner for new $82m hydrogen facility, creating over 700 jobs and delivering 45,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen a year

Subscribers will remember when we alerted them to the opportunity to partner with the Tasmanian Government to deliver a $82 million new hydrogen hub – now the successful tenderer has been appointed.

Approval for Victorian LNG project, including construction of a refinery jetty, a floating storage and regasification unit and a 7km pipeline

The Victorian Government has given the go-ahead for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal project in Geelong, subject to conditions.

Federal environmental approval for Tasmanian solar farm, comprising solar facility and energy storage system on land co-used for agriculture

Federal environmental planners have given the green light to a giant solar farm and battery in Tasmania’s central highlands with no conditions.

Planning approval for giant Tasmanian solar farm, requiring construction of six kilometre transmission line, and requiring a peak workforce of up to 300

Tasmania’s third large scale facility has received local planning approval – here's the detailed scope of work of construction.

$450m wind and battery project in WA Wheatbelt nears contractor appointment; EOIs welcome form local suppliers and subcontractors

The appointment of a lead contractor for a $450 million windfarm and associated battery energy storage in the Wheatbelt region of WA is expected by August.

$118m five-star resort proposal in WA’s Margaret River region gains key planning endorsement, moving a step closer to final environmental approval

A proposal for a $118 million five-star resort in the Margaret River region of WA has received a key planning endorsement.

$12m contract awarded for electric charging infrastructure upgrade at northern Perth transport facility

A $12 million construction contract has been awarded for an infrastructure upgrade at a transport facility in Perth’s north.

$98m workers accommodation project in WA referred for environmental assessment; potential for delay to implementation

A conservation body has requested the development of a $98 million workers accommodation facility on Rottnest Island undergo an environmental assessment, which could impact the timing and/or implementation of the project.