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Govt defends blue hydrogen funding amid green push

The Albanese government has defended its investment in a controversial coal-to-hydrogen project with the Victorian state government because it honours a Turnbull-era commitment to Japanese partners. Pre-commercialisation support for...

Hydrogen subsidy rules enough to spur green investment: Industry

22 July 2024 | by Brandon How

Industry groups have backed the exclusion of strict ‘green’ rules from billions of dollars in hydrogen tax incentives under the Future Made in Australia program, despite such rules featuring...

ANU, Fujitsu plan quantum computer for Canberra

4 July 2024 | by Brandon How

Plans to build a quantum computer in Canberra have been set in motion after the Australian National University signed a new agreement with Japanese tech conglomerate Fujitsu. On Thursday,...

AUKUS partners consider ‘project by project’ work with Japan

9 April 2024 | by Brandon How

AUKUS partners are considering working with Japan on advanced capability projects under the trilateral security pact, but any future work will take place on a “project by project” basis....

Japanese firms strike deal on Townsville battery plant

21 February 2024 | by Brandon How

A full battery manufacturing supply chain will be operating in Queensland by 2026 after Japanese firms and a local minerals explorer struck a deal to manufacture, market and sell...

Aust-Japan launch undersea warfare project

24 January 2024 | by Brandon How

Australia and Japan will work together to develop capabilities in robotic and autonomous systems for undersea warfare as part of a new research agreement. The research project, focused on...

$8.5m to ready Qld port for hydrogen exports

17 July 2023 | by Brandon How

The Queensland state government has made a multi-million commitment to support green hydrogen exports as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announces further progress on two hydrogen projects backed by investment from...

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

13 April 2023 | by Brandon How

Australia is deepening collaborations with “likeminded partners” on critical minerals to lessen the concentration of the supply chain in China, according to Resources minister Madeleine King. Speaking at the...

Australia to be world’s largest hydrogen exporter by 2050: IEA

28 October 2022 | by Brandon How

Australia is expected to be the largest net-exporter of low-emissions hydrogen by 2050, according to the International Energy Agency’s 2022 edition of its World Energy Outlook. This is equivalent...

‘Tech diplomacy’: Quad nations must cooperate on critical tech

6 December 2021 | by Denham Sadler

Australia and its Quad partners need to better cooperate on critical technologies and launch co-investment vehicles to counter the growing dominance of China, according to an Australian Strategic Policy...

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Govt defends blue hydrogen funding amid green push

Hydrogen subsidy rules enough to spur green investment: Industry

ANU, Fujitsu plan quantum computer for Canberra

AUKUS partners consider ‘project by project’ work with Japan

Japanese firms strike deal on Townsville battery plant

Aust-Japan launch undersea warfare project

$8.5m to ready Qld port for hydrogen exports

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

Australia to be world’s largest hydrogen exporter by 2050: IEA

‘Tech diplomacy’: Quad nations must cooperate on critical tech

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