In the Hunter and Central Coast regions of New South Wales (NSW), Star Scientific and Central Coast Industry Connect (CCIC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to pioneer the use of Star Scientific’s game-changing Hydrogen Energy Release Optimiser (HERO) technology to provide a carbon-free heat source for food manufacturing.
By developing green hydrogen technology solutions for aviation applications, Aviation H2 is revolutionizing the aviation sector.
At a time when governments and industry are increasing their investments in the development of the nation’s nascent zero-emission hydrogen economy, Port Anthony Renewables is bringing technology developed by New York-listed Babcock and Wilcox for producing hydrogen from waste timber to its hub in Port Anthony, in the Gippsland region of Victoria.
It is predicted to lead to a low-cost technique for mass-producing hydrogen, which is gaining popularity as a next-generation energy source.
The Palaszczuk Government and Rio Tinto have signed a memorandum of understanding to capitalize on clean energy prospects and transform…
The government also unveiled a plan to support 30 worldwide hydrogen firms by 2030, resulting in the creation of 50,000 hydrogen-related employment.
Andrew Forrest last week revealed the scale of his clean energy dream: to produce 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen a year by 2030 despite present-day demand being a fraction of that.
Despite the fact that the Ministerial is normally a worldwide platform for hydrogen progress, this year’s promises at the local level highlighted the rising relevance of this important energy resource.
The Northern Territory’s plan complements the Australian government’s national hydrogen strategy, which has designated Darwin, the territory’s capital, as one of seven hydrogen centres throughout the country.
The approval is a prerequisite to receiving approval for construction from ABS, and it is widely regarded as the most significant technical obstacle to the commercialization of the CH-2 ship and supply chain.
