Green Hydrogen and Electrolysers

Australian Renewable Energy Hub

The Australian Renewable Energy Hub will help decarbonise mining in the Pilbara region, providing huge-scale clean energy for local customers, and domestic and exportable green hydrogen. It has the potential to abate 3% (17Mt CO2e) of Australia's annual emissions.

Bell Bay Powerfuels Project

The Bell Bay Powerfuels Project will use renewable energy to produce green hydrogen and methanol via electrolysis of water. It is estimated that this project will abate 135,000t CO2e annually and harness 100MW of renewable energy.

Central Queensland Hydrogen (CQ-H2)

CQ-H2 is Queensland's global scale renewable hydrogen initiative, involving the creation of a hydrogen production facility, hydrogen gas pipeline, and hydrogen liquefaction and ammonia production facilities at Gladstone Port. It aims to export liquid hydrogen to the Japanese market and supplying ammonia for domestic and export markets.

Central Queensland Power

This joint venture is driving the decarbonisation of heavy industry in Gladstone and the wider Central Queensland region. Energy Estate and RES are developing a portfolio of wind, solar and BESS projects with a capacity of over 2GW.

Edify Green Hydrogen Lansdown

There is a growing need for green hydrogen domestically and across the world. Edify Energy will develop and operate a green hydrogen production plant of up to 1 GW, as well as a behind-the-meter solar photovoltaic and battery storage facility.

Endua

Endua generates green hydrogen and storage technologies for off-grid and diesel energy users to become self-sustaining and meet decarbonisation commitments. This way, renewable energy is created, stored as hydrogen, and used as electricity.

Frontier Energy

Frontier Energy is one of the first low cost green hydrogen projects in Australia. Existing water sources and surrounding infrastructure removed the need for capital intensive infrastructure, and allowed for excess solar to be sold via the main grid.

Green Energy Manufacturing (GEM) Centre

Powered by renewable energy, the GEM centre intends to create a pollution-free manufacturing hub. Their objective is to produce more than 200,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, with a plan to increase to 15Mt CO2e annually by 2030.

H2-Hub Gladstone

The H2-Hub Gladstone is an industrial-scale green hydrogen and ammonia production complex. Powered by renewable energy, it will feature up to 3GW of electrolysis capacity and produce up to 5,000t of green ammonia per day.

HyNQ

The HyNQ Clean Energy Project is a green hydrogen, freshwater and renewable electricity production project at Abbot Point, North Queensland. The project will dramatically reduce the cost of green hydrogen and support local green jobs in the Bowen Basin.

Hysata

Hysata has developed an electrolyser achieving 95% system efficiency (41.5kWh/kg). Hysata's efficiency, low capex due to simple bill of materials, and modular design for low installed cost will produce the lowest levelised cost of hydrogen. Backed by global investors, Hysata is moving rapidly towards multi-gigawatt scale production.

Infinite Green Energy

Infinite Green Energy will produce green hydrogen using water, solar and wind energy. Located within a couple of hours of Kwinana, the project is expected to deliver first gas in early 2024, making it one of the first true Zero Carbon Hydrogen producers in Australia.

SunHQ

SunHQ is a hydrogen hub by Ark Energy, which will be located within a major industrial precinct at the Sun Metals zinc refinery. SunHQ will produce solar-powered green hydrogen, with an aim to save 1,300 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year.