• HHLA’s HPC unit delivered a final business case for Port of Newcastle’s proposed 220-hectare Clean Energy Precinct on Sep. 8, 2026.
• Market analysis tested demand scenarios for clean energy exports, focusing on hydrogen value chains, revenue potential, investment needs, and project risks.
• Study identified two viable development pathways, offering alternative ownership, governance, and commercial structures to guide investment decisions.
• Value hinges on market development, customer commitments, and phased infrastructure delivery, shaping the port’s role in emerging low-carbon supply chains.

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