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Woodside Petroleum unveils plans for $1 billion hydrogen and ammonia plant in Kwinana

By Rhiannon Shine
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Woodside's H2Perth hydrogen and ammonia plant would produce up to 1500 tonnes of hydrogen every day at full capacity.(Supplied: Woodside)
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Oil and gas giant Woodside has announced plans to build a hydrogen and ammonia production hub on government land south of Perth, sparking debate over the project's green credentials.
Key points:

• Woodside says the project will position WA as a clean energy powerhouse
• But the Conservation Council of WA has raised questions about the project's green credentials
• An expert says there is nothing wrong with Woodside's staged approach to green hydrogen

While the company and WA Premier Mark McGowan said the $1 billion project, dubbed H2Perth, would position WA as a global clean energy powerhouse, the facility was not going to be entirely 'green'.
Mr McGowan said the facility would be built on about 130 hectares of vacant industrial land, commercially leased from the state government.
Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill said the phased development would, at full potential, produce up to 1500 tonnes of hydrogen per day for export in the form of ammonia and liquid hydrogen.

Woodside chief executive Meg O'Neill says H2Perth would be a landmark project, both for Woodside and WA.(ABC: Daniel Mercer)
"The land being leased from the state government in the Kwinana and Rockingham areas is ideally located close to existing gas, power, water and port infrastructure, as well as a skilled local residential workforce," Ms O'Neill said.
"H2Perth is designed to be net-zero emissions for both Woodside and its customers, supporting Woodside's corporate emissions reduction targets and the Paris Agreement goals of customers in the region."