A Gippsland-based initiative to make clean hydrogen from coal using carbon capture, utilisation, and storage technologies will be commercialised following a $2.35 billion commitment from the Japanese government. The funding will support the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain project. This involves a joint venture between Japanese companies J-Power and Sumitomo Corporation to initially produce 30,000 tonnes of…

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