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bp progresses H2Kwinana project into next phase

By Mollie Tracey

17 November 2023

bp’s former Kwinana Refinery near Fremantle is being repurposed as the Kwinana Energy Hub. Source: bp.

bp’s H2Kwinana (H2K) project, part of its Kwinana Energy Hub, has achieved a milestone by entering the front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase.

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