Green Dream in Doubt After Queensland’s Flagship Hydrogen Project Axed - ABC Listen

Green dream in doubt after Queensland’s flagship hydrogen project axed - ABC listen

The federal government's plan to make Australia a world leader in a new form of renewable energy is facing serious questions after another high-profile green hydrogen project collapsed. Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen has conceded the sector is facing 'headwinds' after the $14 billion Central Queensland Hydrogen Project was dumped. It came after the Queensland-owned energy company, Stanwell, withdrew its support for the project. Guest: Aliso…

Australia’s Biggest Planned Hydrogen Project Scrapped

State-owned energy company Stanwell has announced it will withdraw from a planned hydrogen project bound for the regional Queensland city of Gladstone, as well as all other hydrogen developments. The $14.75 billion (US $9.6 billion) CQ-H2 project was intended to be a main player in the federal Labor government’s net zero arsenal, with a predicted output of 200 tonnes of renewable liquified hydrogen by 2029, before producing up to 800 tonnes dail…

Gladstone green hydrogen project scrapped - Prime Mover Magazine

CQ-H2 proposed production facility in Gladstone. Image: Stanwell Corporation.Stanwell Corporation has discontinued its involvement in the Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2). The State Government-owned Stanwell this week announced it would discontinue the $12.5 billion project and other hydrogen development activities amid exiting partners and soaring costs. “The CQ-H2 project has been a valuable international collaboration that has prov…

Stanwell exits Gladstone green hydrogen project

Queensland’s largest green hydrogen project is on the scrap heap after state government-owned Stanwell Corporation announced its withdrawal from the international consortium developing the estimated $12.5 billion production plant and pipeline.The Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2) has been scrapped after lead partner Stanwell Corporation announced its withdrawal from the consortium of Australian and international partners developing the…

Stanwell bows out of hydrogen developments

Government-owned power corporation Stanwell has confirmed it is walking away from the proposed Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2) and other hydrogen development activities. ‘The CQ-H2 project has been a valuable international collaboration that has provided important technical and commercial knowledge to support the future large-scale commercialisation of renewable hydrogen,’ it said in a statement on […] Thank-you for your int…

Stanwell Bails on 2.9GW Green Hydrogen Project in Queensland

Stanwell Corporation withdraws from the Central Queensland Hydrogen Project, scrapping plans for 2.9 GW of electrolysers and 800 tonnes of daily hydrogen production due to lack of government support.