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Green light from bp for WA hydrogen project

THE Western Australian and Federal governments are celebrating confirmation that bp’s world class H2Kwinana green energy project has entered the Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) phase.

Colin Hay

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The global energy giant has given the "green light" for the clean hydrogen hub after a pre-feasibility study estimated a potential growth target of 429 tonnes of hydrogen per day once operational. In...

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