THE federal government will establish a A$30 million partnership with Singapore to ramp up the development of low emissions fuels and technologies like hydrogen to help reduce emissions in maritime and port operations.
A$30 million agreement expected to be matched by industry
Prime minister Scott Morrison said Australia was driving "practical international partnerships to get new energy technologies to commercial parity with existing approaches".
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