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Stanwell’s Central Queensland Hydrogen (CQ-H2) Project

The Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2) is a global collaboration involving domestic and international partners from across the hydrogen supply chain who have come together to develop a global-scale renewable hydrogen project near Gladstone in Central Queensland. 

The project will involve development of: 

  • a hydrogen production facility at Aldoga, near Gladstone 
  • a hydrogen gas pipeline to transport hydrogen to Gladstone Port 
  • a hydrogen liquefaction facility and ship loading facilities at Gladstone Port 
  • an ammonia production facility at Gladstone Port. 

CQ-H2 has received financial support from the Australian Government’s Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) and the Queensland Government’s Queensland Renewable Energy and Hydrogen Jobs Fund.  

Worker at Stanwell Power Station

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Key Facts

  • Location: Aldoga and Gladstone, Central Queensland
     
  • Job Creation: Over its operational life, the project will support an annual average of over 1,000 additional direct and indirect jobs
     
  • Environmental Impact: The CQ-H2 project aims to supply renewable hydrogen to industries like ammonia production and green iron, reducing carbon emissions
     
  • Website: Central Queensland Hydrogen Project website

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