Mick de Brenni

A $200K partnership with Queensland’s publicly owned electricity companies will benefit SES groups in the state’s south-eastern region.

The addition of a hydrogen fuelling station at the Port of Brisbane will serve as a critical link in the vision for an east coast ‘hydrogen superhighway’.

The Queensland government has announced that a feasibility study will be conducted into the use of hydrogen-powered trains for bulk freight.

A feasibility study will assess whether Gibson Island is viable for Incitec Pivot and Fortescue Future Industries to produce ammonia for fertilisers and explosives. 

The AER will protect Queensland households and small businesses from having their power shut off during the extended COVID-19 lockdown.

Once the C3 unit ramps up to full capacity, the power station should generate up to 1,120 megawatts of energy for the national electricity grid. 

Today we launch our new column Juicy Bits, aimed at sharing with The Mandarin’s Juice readers some well-sourced tips and rumours.

The Queensland government has created a new role to look after local businesses and keep the state up to date with changing global technology. The Chief Customer and Digital Officer will help make government services easy to access and use by implementing customer-centric digital transformation, according to Minister for Digital Technology Mick de Brenni.