Team of engineers at solar farmThe Queensland Government committed to using up to $15 million in fairer coal royalties funding to build a new skills...
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A new Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab at Bohle TAFE, collectively representing $18.29 million in new investments, have been officially opened by Queensland premier Steven Miles. According to a joint statement from Miles and three state ministers on Wednesday, the new facilities at the Townsville campus would help meet… The post Renewable energy, manufacturing training facilities opened at Bohle TAFE appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.
Team of engineers at solar farmThe Queensland Government committed to using up to $15 million in fairer coal royalties funding to build a new skills...
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