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Whyalla steelworks needs long-term viability. It won’t find it with gas

April 21, 2026

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Earlier this month, Sweden’s Stegra announced €1.4 billion in new funding that will allow it to complete construction of its new steel plant that will run on 100% green hydrogen.

This comes less than two months after gas producer Santos stated it had agreed terms for the supply of 200…

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