Construction of a Hunter Valley facility that can produce thousands of tonnes of renewable hydrogen will begin later this year after proponent Orica reached a final investment decision on the back of almost $550 million in government funding.
The explosives maker announced on Wednesday it will proceed with its commercial-scale renewable hydrogen production facility, telling investors it will use recycled water and renewable electricity to produce renewable hydrogen for ammonia …
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