Labor has chosen Whyalla as the location for its promised $593 million hydrogen power station and storage facility if the party wins the South Australian election this month.
The plan includes the development of a 200-megawatt power station to supply cheaper electricity to businesses and factories, an electrolyser to produce hydrogen from renewable energy, and a 3600-tonne hydrogen storage facility.
The details came as the Liberals on Wednesday announced a near $39 million upgrade for schools and a plan to cut school service charges if the government is returned.
