Tag: ENEOS
Japanese energy company opens green hydrogen demonstration facility in Brisbane
Japanese energy company ENEOS has officially opened a $200 million green hydrogen demonstration facility at Bulwer Island in Brisbane, with the project expected to support more than 100 specialist jobs in Queensland over its lifetime.
Queensland to spearhead local biofuels industry with Qantas
The Palaszczuk Government has ventured into a partnership with airline company Qantas to accelerate the growth of the local sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry and develop a SAF supply chain based in Queensland.Â
Queensland could become Australia’s new hub for sustainable aviation fuel
Australian petroleum company Ampol has partnered with Japan’s ENEOS to explore advanced biofuel production in Brisbane, bringing Queensland one step closer to becoming Australia’s hub for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).Â
New Bulwer Island facility backs Qld as global hydrogen powerhouse
Japanese energy giant ENOES opens a new green hydrogen production facility at Bulwer Island, Brisbane.
Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development Steven Miles stated...
Australia is exporting the world’s first shipment of liquefied hydrogen
Australia's hydrogen industry has marked a major milestone with the first shipment of liquid hydrogen from Victoria to Japan.
The first purpose-built liquefied hydrogen carrier,...
Japanese energy giant to increase green hydrogen production in Queensland
ENEOS, Japan’s biggest oil company, has unveiled plans to significantly boost production of green hydrogen in Queensland.
Starting from next year, ENEOS plans to produce...
Japan’s Sojitz and ENEOS to deliver a 204MW solar farm in Queensland
Japanese companies Sojitz and ENEOS have announced a major investment in a 204-megawatt solar farm that will be developed across 428 hectares in Edenvale, in the Western...
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