Tag: green hydrogen

$2bn green hydrogen fund up for consultation

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Consultation on the design of the federal government’s flagship hydrogen production credit scheme has begun, with the $2 billion fund to support at least two large-scale projects. Announced in...

CSIRO-backed hydrogen storage firm raises $7.5m

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Modular hydrogen power bank producer Endua has raised $7.5 million, including from the state-owned Queensland Investment Corporation and returning investor Main Sequence Ventures. The Brisbane-based startup’s hydrogen power banks...

Hysata and the pursuit of electrolyser efficiency

Posted on   |  by James Riley
It has been a massive year for the manufacturing startup Hysata, a deep tech company that is commercialising breakthrough Australian hydrogen electrolyser technology in support of the emerging Green...

Fortescue to make own electrolysers after joint venture collapses

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Fortescue will manufacture electrolysers developed in-house at its $114 million production facility being developed in Gladstone following the collapse of its partnership with US-based supplier Plug Power. Although Plug...

Germany-Aust green hydrogen accord adds new significance

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Whatever strategic importance had been placed on the Australia-Germany Hydrogen Accord signed in 2021 has taken on significantly greater urgency as 2022 has unfolded. The naked aggression of Russia’s...

WA consults on renewable hydrogen consumption targets

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Consultation on a Western Australian target for electricity production from green hydrogen has kicked off with state-funded modelling suggesting the production cost of green hydrogen is unlikely to hit...

Aussie Hysata claims lead in green hydrogen sprint

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Wollongong University spin-out Hysata has published research related to its hydrogen electrolyser technology that it claims provides a clear path to enabling hydrogen production costs of “well-below” $2 per...