Tag: green hydrogen

Fortescue’s 2GW electrolyser factory officially opens

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australia’s largest electrolyser manufacturing facility was opened by federal Industry and Science minister Ed Husic and Queensland Premier Steven Miles in Gladstone on Monday. Fortescue’s 13,000 m² facility will...

Industry partners for Marshall-era SA hydrogen hub confirmed

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
The South Australian government has confirmed the companies expected to develop projects at its Port Bonython Hydrogen Hub, more than two years after projects were shortlisted by the former...

Qld pipeline regulation repurposed for hydrogen

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Hydrogen pipelines in Queensland will be regulated in the same way as fossil fuel gases after new legislative amendments were passed by the state Parliament, paving the way for...

EU mandates green hydrogen use by industry

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
The European Union has introduced a renewable hydrogen mandate that will require industry to procure 42 per cent of its hydrogen from renewable fuels, opening a large potential market...

Hysata brings a step-change to green hydrogen

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
While having the potential to greatly assist with the energy transition, green hydrogen production has only experienced incremental improvements over the last five decades. Green hydrogen is expected to...

Time running out in ‘green hydrogen race’: Turnbull

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Malcolm Turnbull is urging the Albanese government to ramp up its support for renewable hydrogen projects amid concerns that Australia is falling behind in the global race to stand...

$2bn hydrogen program criteria splits industry

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Peak bodies representing renewable hydrogen are at odds over the minimum production capacity projects should have to be eligible for the federal government’s $2 billion green hydrogen production credit....

WA hydrogen project canned, $29m grant freed

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
A multi-million dollar green hydrogen development in Western Australia has been canned despite receiving support from the federal and state governments. Canadian conglomerate ATCO will no longer go ahead...