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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Business
Michael Parris

Japanese, Korean heavy hitters sign on for port's clean energy precinct

Port of Newcastle chief executive Craig Carmody talking to KEPCO executives Chun Chan-hyuk and Kim Jong-sung at the media conference on Wednesday. Picture by Michael Parris

Port of Newcastle has taken a big step towards developing its much-vaunted clean energy precinct after announcing formal agreements with Japanese giant Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Korean power utility KEPCO and a host of other major domestic and international companies.

Senior executives of the global firms, including eight from Mitsubishi, flew into Newcastle to join Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen and port executives at a media conference on Wednesday.

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