The development of a first-of-its-kind pilot plant will demonstrate the potential of photocatalysis as a method to produce green hydrogen at commercial scale, including for use in hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).
Australian aerospace start-up AMSL Aero is looking to take hydrogen flight to the skies with the support of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).
Australian space start-up Hypersonix Launch Systems and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have announced an agreement to bring the Dart AE hypersonic drone system to the US market.
ReNu Energy and Australian superannuation fund HESTA have signed a “platform agreement” that provides the framework for evaluation and co-investment in hydrogen projects developed by ReNu Energy. Countrywide Hydrogen’s Tasmanian hydrogen projects will be the first presented to HESTA for potential co-investment during 2023.
Countrywide Hydrogen has signed a co-operation agreement with 7R Logistics/Blu Logistics (7R) as they strive to enable green hydrogen use by fuel-heavy transport vehicles in Tasmania, with other states to then follow.
A huge renewable hydrogen plant is to be built in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, expected to start producing in 2024.
A full supply chain from generation to off-take is key to establishing a successful hydrogen project. So says international management consultancy Partners in Performance which reckons Australia has a good chance to become a “green” hydrogen superpower.
Renewable hydrogen project developer Countrywide Hydrogen is driving the transition of the Northern Tasmanian energy sector, with a plan to deliver green hydrogen to power local industry and decarbonise gas supplies.
A proposed green hydrogen project supplying Tasmania’s industry, gas users, public transport and trucking sectors is a step closer. Developer Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen (CRH) has identified a site and entered an option to lease land for the project.
Plans for a fully electric 4X4 have been confirmed by INEOS Group chief executive and chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
