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Jacob Shteyman

Green hydrogen hub to save steel town from wipe-out

The PM says a project near Whyalla will help Australia become a "renewable energy superpower". (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)

Whyalla, the South Australian steel town once said to be destined for wipe-out, stands at the forefront of a global renewable energy race, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared.

Mr Albanese announced an extra $100 million alongside SA Premier Peter Malinauskas to help build the state's first large-scale green hydrogen export terminal at Port Bonython near Whyalla, northwest of Adelaide.

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