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Fortescue Opens Its World-Leading 2GW PEM Electrolyser Manufacturing Facility In Gladstone, Queensland, Australia - Vimarsana News

Fortescue Opens Its World-Leading 2GW PEM Electrolyser Manufacturing Facility In Gladstone, Queensland, Australia

Fortescue has today officially opened its world-leading electrolyser manufacturing facility in Gladstone, Queensland, Australia – one of the first globally to

Revealed: Locations with strongest rental yields, robust capital growth outlook - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Locations with strongest rental yields, robust capital growth outlook

A new report from Hotspotting revealed the top locations in Australia right now where investors can enjoy the “holy grail” of rising rents and property prices rental yields go beyond 6.5%.

Regional Land Activated for New Industry Development in State Budget - Vimarsana News

Regional Land Activated for New Industry Development in State Budget

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H2-Hub Gladstone project one step closer to development with new master plan study - Vimarsana News

H2-Hub Gladstone project one step closer to development with new master plan study

Gladstone, Australia, is one step closer to acquiring a significant green hydrogen and green ammonia hub within the state bolstering the H2-Hub Gladstone project’s prospects.

Milestone reached for Port of Bundaberg project - Vimarsana News

Milestone reached for Port of Bundaberg project

A new $10 million dollar project to build Common User Infrastructure at the Port of Bundaberg is a step closer, with the detailed plans complete and