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All posts tagged "Bell Bay"
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2.3KArticleBell Bay Crisis – Power Deal Stalls, Smelter Fails to Restart
The future of the Bell Bay industrial precinct and the hundreds of jobs it supports are under threat from two separate, but...
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Hydro Tasmania Continues Demolition of Bell Bay Power Station
Hydro Tasmania is continuing with the significant demolition of the Bell Bay Power Station. A controlled explosion brought down the station’s control...
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Energy Scenario Two – Powering Regeneration
May these words fall like seeds in fertile ground Not just read, but felt. Let energy be life, and life give back....
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Liberty Bell Bay Plant Stalls Amid Debt Crisis
Northern Tasmanian smelter operator, Liberty Bell Bay (formerly TEMCO) is placing its George Town plant into a period of ‘limited operations’ its...
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Hydro Does Another Secret Price Deal with Liberty Bell Bay
Media release – Hydro Tasmania, 4 February 2025 Hydro Tasmania locks in 10-year power deal with Liberty Bell Bay Hydro Tasmania today...
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Feds Back Green Aluminium Smelting
Media release – Climate Media Centre, 20 January 2025 Experts welcome support for aluminum smelting to go green Federal government incentives to help...
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Report on Trade Delegation to USA
Media release- Jeremy Rockliff, Premier and Minister for Trade and Major Investment, 13 October 2024 Tasmanian businesses secure groundbreaking deals in US...
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2 Projects Set for New Renewable Energy Approvals Process
Nick Duigan, Minister for Energy and Renewables, 26 September 2024 Facilitating renewable energy investment Getting new major investment renewable energy projects off the...
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Woodside Pulls Plug on Bell Bay Hydrogen Project
The Bell Bay Hydrogen Hub is struggling to stay on track, with another major player pulling out.
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Chamber Wants Action on Launceston Conference Centre Feasibility
Media release – Launceston Chamber of Commerce, 22 August 2024 Launceston Chamber responds to Saul Eslake Report The Launceston Chamber of Commerce...
