Renewable Hydrogen Study
Hydrogen offers diverse applications as an energy carrier and chemical feedstock and has great potential to support decarbonisation of the world’s energy, transport and industrial sectors. Because of this, there is a growing global demand for renewable and low-emissions hydrogen.
The City of Karratha Renewable Hydrogen Industry Hub Report sets out:
The Australian context for the renewable hydrogen industry;
Karratha’s competitive advantages in developing the hydrogen industry; and
Potential strategies that the City could employ to enable the development of the hydrogen industry.
Download the Karratha Renewable Hydrogen Report here (PDF 7 MB)
State of the Environment Report
Visit the RDA Pilbara site to view the State of the Environmnent report. Alternatively the documents below.
Part 1 (7MB PDF) | Part 2 (6MB PDF)
City of Karratha Environmental Strategy
The Environmental Strategy was adopted by Council at its 16 September 2013 Ordinary Council Meeting as the basis for the prioritisation, programming and review of actions to implement priorty environmental strategies.
Download the Environmental Strategy (PDF 5MB)
City of Karratha Water Management Strategy
The City of Karratha Water Management Strategy highlights important values associated with the critical water resources of the City which include drinking water, surface water, groundwater and wastewater. It proposes objectives, strategies and actions for the City in regards to the management of these water resources.
Download the Water Management Strategy (PDF 11MB)
Coastal Hazard Risk Management Adaption Plan (CHRMAP)
Download the Coastal Hazard Risk Management Adaption Plan (PDF 3.7MB)
Coastal Management Strategy
This Coastal Management Strategy is the City's overarching coastal management document. Its purpose is to ensure the City has a consistent and transparent approach toward existing and planned coastal management policies, plans and strategies.
Download the Coastal Management Strategy (PDF 8.12MB)
Local Biodiversity Strategy
Download the Local Biodiversity Strategy Report here (PDF 15.1MB)
