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Tasmania backs $50m Westbury biofuel hub as farm waste powers green gas transition

Published by The Mercury · Australia 12 h ago

Solstice Energy CEO Phaedra Deckart said the proposed Westbury biohub promised to convert local agricultural waste such as poppy straw and fish farm waste into clean gas for homes…

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