“Through the National Hydrogen Strategy, we have made one of the most significant and visionary commitments to the development of a single industry in the history of the Commonwealth.”
Hydrogen Mobility Australia is encouraging the Australian government to integrate hydrogen mobility in mass transit fleets across the country.
Hydrogen was first formally presented as a credible alternative energy source in the early 1970s but never proved competitive at scale as an energy source – until now.
A world-first pilot project which will convert Australian brown coal to hydrogen for export to Japan has been approved by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) today.
APA Group and Transit Systems have been named new members of Hydrogen Mobility Australia (HMA), Australia’s premier industry body committed to the development of a zero-emission economy.
H2U and GE’s oilfield services arm Baker Hughes (BHGE) are partnering to develop the first NovaLT16 gas turbine running on 100% hydrogen.
Nitrogen is used in multiple applications every day, with organisations often relying on the gas being shipped to them in cylinders, which can prove expensive and logistically challenging for remote locations due to conditions en route and...
Fresh vegetables, salads and fruit crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, capsicum peppers, lettuce and strawberries are extensively grown in commercial greenhouses in countries such as the Netherlands and New Zealand.
Electric vehicle uptake in Australia “lags behind” other countries “due to a relative absence of overarching policy direction from Australian Governments”, according to a report released earlier this month by the Senate Select Committee on...
The Australian Labour Government are investing $1.14bn in a National Hydrogen Plan to make Australia a world leader in the burgeoning hydrogen (H2) industry.
