316 MW gas/hydrogen power station to use GE technology

EnergyAustralia’s project will be the first large-scale gas-powered plant to be built in Australia in more than 12 years

GE’s gas turbine technology will power Australia’s first dual-fuel capable natural gas/hydrogen power plant at the Tallawarra B Power Station in New South Wales, Australia.

The project aims to accelerate the energy transition in Australia using gas that can be further decarbonized by using hydrogen and hydrogen-blended fuels.

EnergyAustralia has…

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