Hydrogen Headstart Programme
Sector: Hydrogen • Location: Australia
Source: PV Tech
The Hydrogen Headstart programme has AU$4 billion in total funding across two rounds to support large-scale green hydrogen production projects in Australia. It includes a 1.5GW development in Western Australia funded by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.
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Description | The Hydrogen Headstart programme has AU$4 billion in total funding across two rounds to support large-scale green hydrogen production projects in Australia. It includes a 1.5GW development in Western Australia funded by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. |
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