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Australia’s Green Fertiliser Revolution: Inside the GEGHA Hydrogen & Ammonia Project
Join us for an exclusive deep dive into one of the world’s most ambitious green hydrogen and ammonia initiatives — the Good Earth Green Hydrogen & Ammonia (GEGHA) project, currently underway in Moree, NSW.
Our featured speaker, Jack Rickers, Commercial & Business Development Lead at Hiringa Energy, will walk us through the A$115 million commercial pilot that aims to disrupt fertiliser markets, decarbonise agriculture, and reshape Australia’s hydrogen value chain.
This is more than just a hydrogen story — it’s a masterclass in localised production, supply chain resilience, and carbon policy alignment.
What you’ll learn:
- Why green ammonia is the key to decarbonising cotton and agriculture
- How GEGHA leverages 36MW of solar and 15MW electrolysis to produce 4,500 tonnes of green ammonia annually
- The economics behind direct injection fertiliser and local supply chains
- How this project is paving the way for hydrogen use in heavy vehicles and irrigation
- The strategic partnership between Hiringa and Sundown Pastoral – and why it matters now
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