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Tech to help Qld black coal produce hydrogen for world market

USING Queensland black coal as the fuel, Allam-Fetvedt plants could produce clean hydrogen at or below the government’s targeted $2 per kilogram for domestic consumption and global export, and clean electricity to balance and firm renewable generation domestically.

Queensland black coal could be used to produce clean hydrogen

Queensland black coal could be used to produce clean hydrogen

A feasibility study commissioned by Low Emission Technology Australia reveals using this technology Australia could increase annual export revenues with a potential value of $35 billion. LETA CEO Mark...

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