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State government responsible for policy, legislation, and economic development in New South Wales

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In the news (4)

New NSW Renewable Fuel Strategy Accelerates Biomethane and Green Hydrogen Production
The NSW Government is the primary entity launching and implementing the Renewable Fuel Strategy, including funding and regulatory actions.
Hyundai’s XCIENT Truck Debut in Port Kembla
The NSW Government supported the establishment of the Port Kembla H2Station with a $500,000 grant, helping facilitate the uptake of hydrogen-powered heavy vehicles in Australia.[2]
NSW Boosts Hydrogen Pipeline Safety with $650,000 Grant to University of Wollongong
Currently leading significant state and national policy initiatives on net zero emissions and supporting hydrogen industry research, notably through targeted research and innovation grants. Recent focus includes fostering partnerships for renewable energy and hydrogen innovation in New South Wales.[1][2][3][4]
Hydrogen Production Heads to the Farm: GEGHA Project Powers Agriculture with Clean Ammonia
NSW Government supports GEGHA through its Net Zero Plan Stage 1: 2020–2030 and other regional economic development policies. This aligns with NSW governmental efforts to establish the state as a leader in renewable energy and decarbonized industry.[3]

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