Author: Anela Dokso

Gyeongsangnam-do seeks cooperation with Australia on sustainable technologies Gyeongsangnam-do Governor Park Wan-soo represented Economy Deputy Governor Kim Byeong-gyu on a 5-night, 7-day trip to Australia and New Zealand. The tour promoted hydrogen industry partnership and eco-friendly agriculture between Gyeongsangnam-do and foreign/local governments. This trip included visits to significant hydrogen firms, business roundtable discussions, and relevant Australian leaders. This visit could help both regions promote hydrogen technology and eco-friendly farming. Bumhan Fuel Cell, Kohaigen, Technopark authorities, and smart farm experts from Gyeongsangnam-do participated in a hydrogen production and use business roundtable during the visit. The discussions intended to boost hydrogen industry…

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