Dr. Honey questions the Minister regarding efforts to attract a hydrogen power plant project to WA, referencing a similar project in Queensland. The Minister's response highlights existing renewable energy projects and WA's strong post-COVID economic position.

AnsweredQoN 567Legislative Assembly
Asked
12 October 2021
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State Development, Jobs and Trade

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HYDROGEN POWER PLANT —
QUEENSLAND
567. Dr D.J. HONEY to the Minister for State Development,
Jobs and Trade:
I have a supplementary question.
What effort did the minister and his department make to attract this critical
project to Western Australia?

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We have made significant progress in
working with FMG on its particular ambitions, including FMG investing $750 million
in the green steel Iron Bridge project, which will use renewable energy. We
have a range of projects taking place all around the state. Some are in the
planning stage and some are in the development stage. This is an exciting
period in Western Australia's economic fortunes. This is an exciting
time. Since we have had such a strong response to COVID-19, Western Australia,
more so than any other jurisdiction in this country—indeed, possibly
the globe—is in a position to take advantage of the renewable energy
future that the post-COVID period represents.

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