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    A boost for Christchurch airport's decarbonisation ambitions - with a new hydrogen testing facility unveiled

    A boost for Christchurch airport's decarbonisation ambitions - with a new hydrogen testing facility unveiled


    New Zealand zero-emission transition tech company Fabrum has partnered with the airport on the advanced liquid hydrogen test site, as part of its renewable energy precinct, Kowhai Park.

    Fabrum executive chair, Christopher Boyle, says making liquid hydrogen available onsite as an aviation fuel is vital for the sector.

    Airport chief executive, Justin Watson, says they're enabling innovation and collaboration to drive decarbonisation.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     02 Mar: A warning Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium is in a financially unsustainable position
     02 Mar: Rates are set to rise in Dunedin - as the city council releases its draft Annual Plan
     28 Feb: It's been revealed UK supermarket giant Tesco, declined the Finance Minister's invitation for a meeting to discuss the issues in our grocery sector
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