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The new $344m Scott Base will be built on port property.

A New Zealand research project is looking at ways to produce hydrogen in Antarctica to reduce carbon emissions. A four-month New Zealand project is investigating whether hydrogen could be generated, used and stored at Scott Base, its Antarctic research facility, to reduce its reliance on carbon-based fuels. Those fuels are currently used for transportation, cooking…

Winning the hosting rights for the $344m Scott Base redevelopment has been described as a "once in 50 years" opportunity for Timaru.

A UC research project evaluating the feasibility of hydrogen production in Antarctica could help to reduce carbon emissions in the future by replacing

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Activity in Antarctica was dramatically reduced last year due to the pandemic, but three times as many people will visit Scott Base this summer.

Countries carrying out work in Antarctica have significantly scaled back their operations because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Government has approved plans to dismantle the historic Scott Base and construct a new $344m research station in one of the most inhospitable places on the planet.

Southland helicopter pilots will resume flying scientists around Antarctica in temperatures hitting minus 30 degrees in coming months.