NSW election: hydrogen science wins state support

By Andrew Pearson
Updated February 24 2015 - 10:28pm, first published 8:23pm
Timing: NSW Deputy Premier Troy Grant, left, Kiama MP Gareth Ward, AquaHydrex general manager Paul Barrett and Liberal Wollongong candidate Cameron Walters discuss the funding deal.Picture: ROBERT PEET
Timing: NSW Deputy Premier Troy Grant, left, Kiama MP Gareth Ward, AquaHydrex general manager Paul Barrett and Liberal Wollongong candidate Cameron Walters discuss the funding deal.Picture: ROBERT PEET

A company with the technology to split water into hydrogen and oxygen has been given a state government funding boost to establish its high-tech base in Wollongong.

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