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Asian Renewable Energy Hub

The Asian Renewable Energy Hub is a $US36 billion plan to export 10 million tonnes a year of green ammonia from the Pilbara, powered by 28 gigawatts of solar and wind energy. Its backers include the Macquarie Group and Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas.

Eyre Highway, Nullarbor Plain, South Australia near the proposed Western Green Energy Hub.

Hydrogen

$94B green ammonia hub proposed for the Nullarbor

Companies behind the Asian Renewable Energy Hub and the Mirning People are planning a vast $94B green ammonia hub on WA's south coast.

Pilbara Summit 2021

Green ammonia hub plans a decade of wind turbine manufacturing in the Pilbara

The $US36 billion Asian Renewable Energy Hub wants to make wind turbine towers as well as ammonia in the Pilbara to overcome logistics issues.

Renewable Energy

Feds shoot a rare green arrow at $US36B Pilbara ammonia hub

The Pilbara's giant Asian Renewable Energy Hub has been shocked by the Federal Government rejecting it on environmental grounds after awarding it major project status.

Ammonia

$50B Pilbara energy hub targets 10M tonnes a year of green ammonia

The giant $50B Asian Renewable Energy Hub proposed for WA's Pilbara has upsized and switched from providing power to make green ammonia, in Australia's most ambitious hydrogen play.

Wind Power

$22B Pilbara wind and solar farm gets environmental tick

A $22B wind and solar project to power the Pilbara and Indonesia that will take 3000 workers a decade to build was approved by the WA environmental regulator today.

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WA faces up to microgrid challenges

A WA parliamentary inquiry has supported microgrids as a key element in the State's spread out power system.