Landmark green hydrogen deal with traditional landowners

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Ord Hydro Power Station and the Clean Energy Transformation in Australia

03:12 • 2min

3

The Importance of Partnerships Coming Together

05:19 • 2min

4

The Importance of Equity Partnership in a Solar Project

07:04 • 2min

5

The Cost of Hydrogen in the Early Years

09:03 • 2min

6

Green Ammonia Costs

11:05 • 2min

7

The Cost of a Green Ammonia and Green Hydrogen Project

12:48 • 2min

8

How Much Ammonia Can You Produce From a 900 Megawatt Solar Farm?

14:35 • 2min

9

Sisi's Solar Farming Cana Naara

16:25 • 2min

10

North Asian Off Takers and Investors in the Solar Project

18:05 • 2min

11

The ACE Partnership and the Traditional Owner Groups

19:39 • 2min

12

The Success of the Ammonia Co-Design and Co-Decision Making Process

21:51 • 5min

13

Rob, Maybe It's an Option to Throw That Back to You as Corporate Australia to Think Differently About These Projects

26:59 • 57sec

14

The Importance of First Nations Groups in the Renewable Energy Industry

27:56 • 2min

15

Bellingara Regional Corporation's Carbon Project Benefits Traditional Owners

29:43 • 2min

16

The Future of Ammonia

31:33 • 2min

17

The Green Hydrogen Project

33:31 • 2min

18

The Importance of Social License in Solar Development

35:15 • 2min

19

Cole Closier: A Hard Closure

36:54 • 3min

20

New South Wales Wind Farm Approvals Dry to a Trickle

39:35 • 2min

21

Arena Gives $100 Million to an Aluminium Refinery in Queensland

41:33 • 2min

22

The Cost of Aluminium Refining

43:07 • 3min

23

The Clean Energy Summit

45:45 • 3min