Australia is seeking to play a significant role in the global hydrogen market - as seen by the billions of dollars of government funding being made available to support large-scale hydrogen projects - to make use of our abundant renewable energy resources and established expertise.
This webinar covers potential risks and opportunities for community from six proposed hydrogen projects - amongst the largest renewable hydrogen projects in the world:
- New South Wales, Newcastle - Origin’s Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub (250 megawatts*)
- New South Wales, Newcastle - KEPCO’s Port of Newcastle Green Hydrogen Project (750 megawatts)
- Queensland, Gladstone- Stanwell’s Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (720 megawatts)
- Tasmania, Hampshire - HIF Tasmania eFuels Facility (144 megawatts)
- Western Australia, Kwinana - bp’s H2Kwinana Hydrogen Hub (105 megawatts)
- Western Australia, Kalbarri - Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’s Murchison Green Hydrogen project (1625 megawatts)
You can review a presentation about those projects here.