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Victoria gives $10m for hydrogen hub which will study storage and clean energy vehicles – The Guardian
Government says project will create 300 jobs and will test and improve technologies, including a refuelling station for hydrogen vehicles
The Victorian government has given $10m for a hub in Melbournes south-east that will test and improve hydrogen technologies.
The hub will be based at Swinburne University of Technology and study both clean energy vehicles and hydrogen storage.
The government says about 300 jobs will be created and construction is expected to take about 18 months after it commences in 2022.
Swinburne will partner with the CSIRO to establish it.
This hub will help give Victorians the skills and experience we need…
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