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HESC grotesque say Victorian locals as Japanese giants push Western Port coal-to-hydrogen - Vimarsana News

HESC grotesque say Victorian locals as Japanese giants push Western Port coal-to-hydrogen

The jury is out on hydrogen. Yet the massive new HESC coal-to-hydrogen project planned for Victoria's Western Port Bay is moving ahead

Dunfermline Bridge Club holds annual meeting and awards - Vimarsana News

Dunfermline Bridge Club holds annual meeting and awards

Dunfermline Bridge Club marked the end of an era as its president of nine years stood down.

World's first hydrogen ship Suiso Frontier raises hope for a new industry - Vimarsana News

World's first hydrogen ship Suiso Frontier raises hope for a new industry

A ship has arrived at Victoria’s Port of Hastings to transport the world’s first cargo of liquefied hydrogen into an international market.

World's first hydrogen ship Suiso Frontier raises hope for a new industry - Vimarsana News

World's first hydrogen ship Suiso Frontier raises hope for a new industry

A ship has arrived at Victoria’s Port of Hastings to transport the world’s first cargo of liquefied hydrogen into an international market.

State terminates AGL's gas import plan - Bayside NewsBayside News - Vimarsana News

State terminates AGL's gas import plan - Bayside NewsBayside News

State terminates AGL’s gas import plan IMPROMPTU it may have been, but there was no suppressing the joy felt by members of the anti-AGL forces after they heard about the government’s refusal of a gas import terminal at Crib Point. THE state government has knocked back power company AGL’s plans for a gas import terminal at Crib Point. Planning Minister Richard Wynne said the project, which also included a 55 kilometre gas pipeline to Pakenham, was refused because of the “unacceptable effects” it would have on Western Port’s environment. In a statement on Tuesday 30 March Mr Wynne s...