The federal government has allocated $70 million to get hydrogen projects up and running in Queensland.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the project is about building industries that produce less carbon emissions.
Anthony Albanese unveiled the $70 million investment - which the government expects will be matched by the private sector - for the Townsville Region Hydrogen Hub program on Saturday. "You can change those industries, and their carbon footprint, so that they become not just industries that can survive, but industries that can thrive."
The man of the selfies.
Let's wait till 2050 and see
So we have one green hydrogen hub in Gladstone, one in MacKay and now one in Townsville - can't say they aren't trying to meet their targets in Qld.
Great 😊👌😊👌😊😊😊😊
if it works and isnt just a gimmick
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