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| | | ... products in some of the most carbon-intensive sectors: iron and steel, cement, fertilisers, aluminium, electricity and hydrogen, as well as some precursors and a limited number of downstream products. Indirect emissions would also be included in the ... |
| | | | ... and for explosives, Durand noted. "It's hard to abate because there's no current technology to abate other than hydrogen," Durand said. "The biggest barrier to industry is decarbonising Australia,... so don't pause investment on large scale ... |
| | | | ... Mikula-Wright said "For transition plans to be credible, companies looking to explore alternative renewable technologies, such as hydrogen, should ensure they are truly zero-emissions throughout the supply chain, and make sure they have a genuine advantage ... |
| | | | The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) will allocate nearly $21 million to a hydrogen elctrolyser technology startup that was spun out of ARENA research. The Wollongong-based Hysata will develop and test a 5 MW unit at their new manufacturing ... |
| | | | ... years from 2026. A non-binding agreement has also been signed to collaborate on new global opportunities in ammonia, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon management technology. The partners will reimburse Woodside for their share of ... |
| | | | ... to capital for decarbonisation and boost skilled job creation, funding green energy solutions like solar, wind, green hydrogen and battery storage. It will look to crowd in investment from Crown companies and entities, superannuation funds, and private ... |
| | | | ... efficient with drilling tech, not overusing explosives, and investing in new R&D activity with the government to trial green hydrogen that can be turned into ammonium nitrate." There are opportunities to invest in companies that are transitioning their ... |
| | | | ... corporate purchaser of renewable energy for the third consecutive year. It has invested in renewables - more than 18 green hydrogen companies including Electric Hydrogen and Sunfire - and in 2022, 90% of electricity was powered by renewables. The company ... |
| | | | ... decarbonisation of the power system in Singapore, work on green electricity import via subsea electrical interconnectors, hydrogen import studies, and a wide range of renewable energy projects across the SEA region. Prior to this, Briault led the Energy ... |
| | | | ... energy department found. This would cut electricity costs by 6%. Renewables - including solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, hydrogen and nuclear sources - currently account for 24% of total energy. JRE Operations is one of the largest renewables operators ... |
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