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Japanese energy company ENEOS’ commitment to realising a carbon neutral society recently grew stronger through the commissioning of its first solar farm in Queensland.
Located approximately 300km west of Brisbane, the 204MW Edenvale Solar Farm is jointly owned with fellow Japanese company Sojitz.
ENEOS Executive Regional Officer for Australia and Managing Director of ENEOS Australia Masahiro Echigoya said Queensland was an ideal location for ENEOS to develop renewable energy projects.
“Queensland has vast land resources, abundant clean, renewable energy sources, and well-advanced infrastructure assets such as rail, ports, and its power grid.
“ENEOS is very proud to work closely with the Queensland Government and our business partners in the coming years.”
In Brisbane, ENEOS is also undertaking a feasibility study with AMPOL to develop a sustainable aviation fuel plant, and has opened a mid-sized demonstration plant utilising their patented electrolysis technology – Direct MCH – to export hydrogen in the form of methylcyclohexane to Japan.
“As we expand into renewable energy, we hope to continue working closely with Trade and Investment Queensland to build a sustainable hydrogen manufacturing and export hub in Townsville, with the goal of becoming a leading hydrogen exporter to Korea and broader Asia.”
Kiwon Park, CEO at Sun Metals Corporation
“It wouldn’t be possible without the support of TIQ, with the experience and comprehensive market insights of their teams both domestically and in the UAE central to our ability to successfully navigate this new deal,” he said. “This new partnership with Du Telecom is not only an endorsement of our innovative technology, but also our commitment to collaborate with our partners to create solutions for their specific needs.”
Jon Carter, CEO at Grabba Technologies
Established in 2020 by parents Sel and Jen Berdie, their products are free from common allergens such as dairy, soy, eggs, wheat, fish and peanuts, and sold in more than 2000 retail locations throughout Australia. Sel said TIQ’s Go Global Program funding and support was critical to their push overseas.
Entering a new international market with our world-first infant formula was an exciting yet strategic challenge,” he said.
“We were aware of the successful track record TIQ has in assisting Queensland businesses with their export ambitions and believed that leveraging their extensive global network would benefit not just our venture into Indonesia, but our broader international expansion plans. “Partnering with TIQ has enhanced our ability to confidently and strategically explore new markets, setting the stage for sustained international growth.”
Sel Berdie, CEO at Sprout Organics
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