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Queensland's LNG hub becoming hydrogen mecca

AUSTROM Hydrogen is positioning itself to capitalise on Gladstone LNG infrastructure after acquiring enough land to develop a 3.6GW solar farm and battery facility near Callide, which could produce around 200,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year.

Mark Tilly

Queensland's LNG hub becoming hydrogen mecca

The start-up company's Pacific Solar Hydrogen project would be located 70km from Gladstone and has begun initial environmental impact studies and irradiance monitoring. Austrom said it is currently...

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