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Energy transition news from Australia and the Pacific: hydrogen, batteries, renewables and export projects.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the beefed up Future Fuels Fund provides “an Australian way” to lower transport emissions, reiterating a slogan he introduced recently to describe the country’s middle ground on climate change policy.
MOL and MOL Drybulk will operate the ship, while J-ENG will build the engine, which will be the world’s first low-speed, two-stroke hydrogen-fueled marine engine.
In a first-of-its-kind deployment in Townsville, heavy vehicles driven by renewable hydrogen will be utilized to reduce emissions in the…
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) announced a $1.5 million funding commitment on behalf of the Australian Government to finance…
Nowhere in the world has more hydrogen potential than the Indo-Pacific, according to a paper released by the Perth USAsia Centre by form
The trio is considering ammonia production in Queensland and New South Wales. Incitec Pivot, an ASX-listed company, will offer its ammonia manufacturing expertise under the terms of the agreement. The land will be provided by Incitec Pivot on Kooragang Island in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Hydrogen energy is an efficient and environmentally friendly new energy source, but its widespread use is complicated by the high…
CAC-H2 will be the principal technology supplier for Patriot Hydrogen’s initiatives to design, build, and commission Waste to Energy Plants – Patriot to Hydrogen (P2H) units under the terms of the agreement.
The Canberra-Seoul cooperation is the result of a series of projects between Australian and South Korean companies, with the primary goal of producing hydrogen in Australia and exporting it to South Korea.
The plant will meet 63% of its energy demands with renewable energy, according to parent firm Korea Zinc, which claims this “reflects our commitment to renewable energy in Australia.”
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