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bp unveils biorefinery plans for Kwinana energy hub

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bp’s Kwinana refinery is pioneering the company’s expansion of its biofuels sector as Western Australian (WA) Deputy Premier Roger Cook marks the start of its transition into one of the region’s sustainable fuel hubs.

House committee inquiry launched to drive Australia’s advanced manufacturing sector

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The House Standing Committee on Industry, Science, and Resources is seeking stakeholders’ opinions on accelerating Australia’s advanced manufacturing industry in its recently published inquiry.  The...

Yarra Valley Water eyes new waste-to-energy facility in Victoria

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The Environment Protection Authority Victoria said it is looking into a development license application from Yarra Valley Water Corporation to construct a waste-to-energy facility at the site of the Lilydale Treatment Plant at 83-85 Nelson Road, Lilydale, Victoria. 

Jervois accepts first nickel supply agreement for SMP refinery

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Australian cobalt company Jervois Global Limited has announced that Jervois Switzerland, the commercial arm of Jervois, has entered into a raw material supply agreement with Traxys Europe.

University of North Dakota researchers secure grant to study 3D-printed nuclear reactors

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A research team from the University of Dakota has received federal funding of nearly $250,000 (AUD$359,000) to research new manufacturing methods for components used in nuclear reactors.

Green hydrogen to be produced by splitting seawater

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Green hydrogen has been produced through effective seawater splitting conducted by researchers led by Associate Professor Yao Zheng and Professor Shizhang Qiao of the...

Grill’d, Sea Forest join forces to launch sustainable beef burger

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Australian burger chain Grill’d has announced its collaboration with biotechnology company Sea Forest in an effort to roll out what it claims is a “world-first sustainable,” grass-fed beef burger made from black angus cattle that produce up to two-thirds less methane emissions than regular cattle.

Survey: Australian CEOs ready to address skills, supply chain issues

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The most recent CEO poll conducted by The Australian Industry Group has revealed that Australian company leaders are cautiously hopeful for 2023 and are making investments to solve supply chain and skill gaps.

Strandline Resources ships second HMC from Coburn mineral project

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ASX-listed mining company Strandline Resources has completed the second shipment of Heavy Mineral Concentrate (HMC) from its 100%-owned Coburn mineral sands project in Western Australia.

IMCRC-backed project develops world-first Australian-made geotechnical sensor

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Researchers from Griffith University and Geoinventions Consulting Services have developed a world-first multi-functional geotechnical sensor that could monitor the health of Australia’s roadways, enhancing safety and saving taxpayer money. 
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