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Whyalla is banking on the emerging hydrogen and renewable energy industries to turn around its declining population and help it reclaim the mantle of the state’s second largest city.
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In this week’s briefcase, Elders records its biggest profit in more than a decade, a huge outback green hydrogen project is flagged and 10 SA companies vying for national export awards.
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The CEO of South Australia’s largest company has used a speech ahead of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow to lobby for the opening up of international carbon markets, while defending the place of natural gas in the world’s future energy mix.
A large parcel of land near Whyalla earmarked for a potential hydrogen hub has been put out for national and international expressions of interest by the state government.
SA company SeaLink Travel Group will acquire WA bus operator Go West Tours for $88.5 million as it continues to bolster its national and global transport holdings.
An Adelaide council’s garbage truck is among a small fleet of rubbish and recycling vehicles across the country to be fitted with a South Australian hydrogen device designed to save fuel and reduce emissions.
Energy expert Benjamin Macey has drilled down on the State Opposition’s proposed hydrogen production, storage and electricity generation facility to examine the potential profitability of such a plan.
