Industry experts want to see Tasmania take the lead of the hydrogen industry in coming years

Adam Daunt
Updated June 15 2021 - 11:45pm, first published April 14 2021 - 8:30pm
HYDRO TIME: Keen Partners chief executive Ray Mostogl and H2H founder Cranston Polston at the George Town workshop. Picture: Phillip Biggs
HYDRO TIME: Keen Partners chief executive Ray Mostogl and H2H founder Cranston Polston at the George Town workshop. Picture: Phillip Biggs

Businesses in George Town have been taken to school, receiving a "hydrogen 101" lesson on the process of implementing the renewable source.

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Adam Daunt

Adam Daunt

Sports Reporter

Sports reporter at The Examiner. Focus on basketball and netball but occasionally rolls the arm over for some cricket coverage in the summer. Previously from Adelaide with a stint in Byron Bay. Get in touch: adam.daunt@examiner.com.au.

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