Gladstone
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.
An exciting clean energy project in Gladstone is helping to propel the state as an emerging hydrogen superpower.
The proposed facility will use 100 percent renewable energy from new-build solar and wind resources in the Queensland region.
A new $500m renewable fuel biorefinery is to be added to the rich green energy hub of Gladstone and boost employment for the region, Projectory details.
A coal shiploader is set to be built in Gladstone for the local port which is set to create over 200 jobs in construction.
With detailed plans now complete, tendering has opened to deliver common user infrastructure at the Port of Bundaberg, Projectory details.
A new high purity alumina industrial plant is planned for Gladstone following the purchase of a site within the State Development Area.
Following the award of a construction package, earthworks and civil works are set to be released as a major alumina plant in Gladstone, Queensland advances.
A manufacturing facility to be built in the hydrogen hub of Queensland proposes to become the largest in the world.
With approvals secured, a major Queensland renewable energy project moves a step closer to being built.
