New hydrogen-based industry could spring from Latrobe Valley brown coal

VICTORIA’s Latrobe Valley brown coal – only ever used for domestic power generation because of its low energy content – could be the basis of an industry sending ammonia around the world.

New hydrogen-based industry could spring from Latrobe Valley brown coal

Victoria's LaTrobe valley could provide brown coal for conversion to hydrogen.

27 August 2018
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This can be converted to hydrogen for emission-free energy in transport and many other sectors and provide an alternative large industry for the Latrobe Valley as brown coal power stations close.

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