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Woodside signs H2 MOU with Tasmania

WOODSIDE Energy has signed an agreement with the Tasmanian state government in support of its renewable hydrogen H2TAS project in Bell Bay.

Mark Tilly

CEO Peter Coleman said the Memorandum of Understanding highlighted Tasmania's commitment to becoming a leader in renewable hydrogen, last year legislating a 200% renewable energy target to decarbonise...

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