By Stockhead – 06/05/2022 The McGowan Government is investigating the implementation of a Renewable HydrogenTarget in Western Australia – the lack of which has, until now, held back investment in the space. This approach would set targets for retailers in the Southwest Interconnected System (WA’smain electricity grid) to procure a certain percentage of electricity fuelled by
By BusinessNews – 06/05/2022 The Western Australian government will investigate setting a target for the supply of energy fuelled by hydrogen. This idea would set a target for retailers in the South West Interconnected System, WA’s main electricity grid, to procure a certain percentage of electricity produced by renewable hydrogen.
By Stockhead – 05/05/2022 Globally we are seeing the unprecedented momentum for hydrogen turn into action, but experts say the adoption of ‘green hydrogen’ is expected to ramp-up beyond 2030 as the cost of production approaches the $2/kg mark. As it stands, when it comes to hydrogen – grey, blue, and green are currently the
By Stockhead – 05/05/2022 Pure Hydrogen is looking to take a leading position in India’s hydrogen sector by forming a joint venture with global automotive component manufacturer Advik Hi-Tech Pvt. Ltd. The company already has links with Advik through its investee company H2X Global – which it has a 24% stake in – that had
By Stockhead – 02/05/2022 Twiggy Forrest’s Fortescue Future Industries, the green arm of mining giant Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG), is setting out on a new venture with New Zealand’s largest gas network, Firstgas Group to develop green-hydrogen projects and decarbonise New Zealand’s energy system. A non-binding Memorandum of Understanding has been signed by the two entities
By BusinessNews – 02/05/2022 An export-scale ammonia plant backed by 5.2 gigawatts of renewable power near Kalbarri has been submitted for environmental assessment. The project is being developed by Murchison Hydrogen Renewables, which is majority-owned by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and is led by chief executive Shohan Seneviratne.