Millions allocated to green hydrogen project from quarry waste
The Government is backing a low-emissions hydrogen energy initiative using quarry waste as feedstock.
A project to produce green hydrogen from quarry waste is receiving millions in funding. The initiative has support across the political divide, with both Labour and a former minister backing the approach. NZ First minister Shane Jones is hoping industry will support the project at the ballot.
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Millions towards low-emissions green hydrogen crunched from quarry waste
Hydrogen energy may be one of the few things on which Labour and its former minister agree. But NZ First’s Shane Jones hopes industry lobbyists will back him at the ballot