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New study finds CCUS could bring WA $55bn between 2030 and 2050

THE WA CCUS Hubs study, commissioned by the Western Australian LNG Jobs Taskforce, has revealed that a carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) hub model could deliver significant benefits to the state as the technology is available for immediate implementation.

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The report finds that a Pilbara Hub could meet 33% of WA's emissions reduction target and create 37,000 jobs during construction. The hub would also boost the state's GDP by $55 billion and additionally...

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