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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.

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.

Open tenders Tasmania

Open tenders this week from the Tasmanian government.

Financing secured for King Island tungsten mine, including open-cut and underground, funding to stabilise and develop operations following surge in demand

A loan from the Tasmanian government has secured ongoing redevelopment of a Bass Strait tungsten mine.

Renewable industry developers invited to input into plans for future Tasmanian developments, where they should be, and their size and composition

If you work in the renewable space, this is your opportunity to shape future Tasmanian developments.

Open tenders Tasmania

Open tenders this week from the Tasmanian government.

High-grade critical mineral project in Tasmania advances with strong drilling results, renewable power access, and plans for standalone production expansion

A high-grade mineral deposit in a long-established mining jurisdiction is being advanced through a pre-feasibility study, with proponents targeting production that could meet around one percent of global tin demand.

Key contract signed on $4b Bass Strait energy and cable project, final investment decision expected this month, construction of second interconnector set to commence in 2026

Proponents of a $4 billion project that will see the construction of cables beneath Bass Strait and will support numerous renewable projects in Tasmania have inked a deal that moves the project closer to construction.

Open tenders Tasmania

Open tenders this week from the Tasmanian government.