Illawarra 'Hydrogen Hub' unlocks $70m funding pool

Ben Langford
Updated March 12 2021 - 7:53pm, first published 3:45pm
GREENING INDUSTRY: Energy and Environment Minister Matt Kean (left) with Gareth Ward at Port Kembla on Monday. Picture: ROBERT PEET.
GREENING INDUSTRY: Energy and Environment Minister Matt Kean (left) with Gareth Ward at Port Kembla on Monday. Picture: ROBERT PEET.

The Illawarra's selection as one of two "Hydrogen Hubs" in NSW will give access to a pool of at least $70 million in funding to create low-carbon manufacturing and employment opportunities.

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Ben Langford

Ben Langford

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