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Tasmania government to provide funding for A$50-MM Westbury BioHub facility
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Key points
- The Tasmanian government has conditionally committed up to A$12.5 million toward the A$50 million Westbury BioHub, with funding tied to verified processing of eligible organic waste.
- Solstice Energy and Optimal Renewable Gas plan to convert 36,000 tpy of waste into biomethane and fertilizer, targeting production start in early 2029.
Summary
The Tasmanian government has conditionally committed up to A$12.5 million toward the A$50 million Westbury BioHub, with funding tied to verified processing of eligible organic waste. Solstice Energy and Optimal Renewable Gas plan to convert 36,000 tpy of waste into biomethane and fertilizer, targeting production start in early 2029.
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