Taree's Steber International embraces cutting edge marine power technology

Sarah Chalmers
Updated February 9 2022 - 2:15pm, first published October 27 2021 - 6:00pm
The partnership: UON associate professor Galina Mirzaeva, Ampcontrol's Paul Reynolds and Steve Mitchell, Steber's general manager Alan Steber, Myall Lakes MP Stephen Bromhead, and Minister for water, property and housing, Melinda Pavey.
The partnership: UON associate professor Galina Mirzaeva, Ampcontrol's Paul Reynolds and Steve Mitchell, Steber's general manager Alan Steber, Myall Lakes MP Stephen Bromhead, and Minister for water, property and housing, Melinda Pavey.

Taree boat builder Steber International, in partnership with electrical engineering company Ampcontrol and the University of Newcastle (UON), has manufactured the company's first hydrogen-powered vessel.

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Sarah Chalmers

Sarah Chalmers

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