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Queensland government secures land for massive hydrogen project

THE Queensland government has secured a 236-hectare site near Aldoga to be the home for a 3 gigawatt renewable hydrogen project being developed by state-owned Stanwell and Japanese industrial heavyweight Iwatani Corporation.

Mark Tilly

3GW project to source electricity from proposed REZ

Deputy premier and state development minister Steven Miles said Stanwell has signed an option agreement with Economic Development Queensland locking in the land for a facility, describing it as an exciting...

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