Queensland Green Hydrogen Project
Sector: Hydrogen • Location: Queensland, Australia
Source: Agenzia Nova
The Queensland government has halted funding for a green hydrogen production project that aimed to produce 70,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2028. The project involved several international companies, including Marubeni, Iwatani, and Keppel, and was considered one of the more advanced green hydrogen initiatives in Australia.
- Status
- Failure
- Sector
- Hydrogen, Government
- Location
- Queensland, Australia
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- Agenzia Nova
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Original status | Cancelled |
Taiyo status | Failure |
Taiyo last update | 2026-07-22 |
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Description | The Queensland government has halted funding for a green hydrogen production project that aimed to produce 70,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2028. The project involved several international companies, including Marubeni, Iwatani, and Keppel, and was considered one of the more advanced green hydrogen initiatives in Australia. |
Original sector | Energy |
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Country | Australia |
State | Queensland |
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Source | Agenzia Nova |
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Record type | Project |
Sector | Hydrogen, Government |
Article published date | 2025-02-14 |
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