Ann: The Hydrogen Utility and Iron Road in Cape Hardy Development, page-9

Well it is a thought bubble that is pretty big. Serious money is being pumped in.

There is interesting reading at the HZR stock code starting at post
Hydrogen News P55 8/9/20 post 47173337

Hydrogen Steel is a topic I have been watching with interest. Sweden's HYBRIT plant is now operational.

"Mr Wood said such a project in Australia would not only solve the engineering problems of how to maintain heavy industry in a carbon-free environment, but the political deadlock that has crippled Australian climate policy.

Rather than choosing between addressing climate change and supporting the nation's industrial heartlands, it allows for both, he said."

A win win win I think with a likely premium for carbon free steel production. Large scale Storage and transport of Hydrogen is a ongoing research project requirement. Self use here in a steel industry revival is already in progress

"In November the British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta announced that his company GFG Alliance would create a green steel facility at the Whyalla steelworks in South Australia it bought in 2017. Work has already started on replacing the ageing blast furnace with a $1 billion-plus electric arc furnace capable of the process. At first the facility will use gas before making a shift to hydrogen, Mr Gupta told the Herald last week."
"He said that rather than focusing on the export of hydrogen — a difficult and potentially dangerous product to ship — Australia should be focusing on using hydrogen onshore and exporting green steel instead."

With scaling up proof on T.C.O. and R.O.I. via our CDP information flows starting within months of the start date we are in a happy place to help Mr Gupta with Whyalla and NSW will be following fast I assume. .

If Hydrogen is produced at Pt Hardy it could be piped up to Whyalla

How good is that ?