Budget 2023 reveals Australia will burn $2 Billion on Hydrogen Headstart

The Government will provide $2.0 billion to accelerate the development of Australia’s hydrogen industry, catalyse clean energy industries, and help Australia connect to new global hydrogen supply chains. The new $2.0 billion fund will be established under the name Hydrogen Headstart program. While Hydrogen is not likely to play a role in the consumer transport […]
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