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Australia, Korea sign clean tech cooperation agreement

AUSTRALIA and Korea have signed a joint agreement to work together on low emissions tech and critical minerals, committing A$50 million each to the initiative.

Mark Tilly

Initial focus on hydrogen, CCS

Australian prime minister Scott Morrison said the two countries share a joint commitment to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement and would do so by making the most of new low emissions technologies. ...

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