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Australian Hydrogen Projects Showcase Summary

Government Support

The Australian government is committed to developing a hydrogen economy by 2030, focusing on clean hydrogen production and delivery. Key initiatives include the National Hydrogen Strategy, which promotes renewable energy and carbon capture for hydrogen. Total government and industry investment exceeds A$6.3 billion, with a project pipeline of at least A$127 billion. Goals involve building demand, achieving low-cost hydrogen at scale, and reducing delivery costs. Clean hydrogen can be produced from renewable sources or fossil fuels with carbon capture, offering flexibility in market entry.

Overview of Hydrogen Projects

Australia has numerous active and prospective hydrogen and ammonia projects, primarily in key regions like Western Australia, Queensland, and Tasmania. These projects range from feasibility studies to commercial development phases. They utilize renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydro, and many are designed for both domestic and export markets. Key themes include decarbonization of industry, export potential, and partnerships with international entities.

Key Project Summaries

Below is a list of major hydrogen projects, including their location, power source, plant size, output capacity, and status:

Clean Energy Innovation Park (CEIP): Location – Western Australia; Power Source – Wind; Plant Size – 10 MW; Output – Up to 4 tonnes hydrogen per day; Market – Domestic; Status – Pre-FEED, aiming for operation in Q1 2024.
Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH): Location – East Pilbara, WA; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Plant Size – 26 GW; Output – 1.6 million tonnes hydrogen or 9 million tonnes ammonia; Status – Under development, first green electricity by end 2027.
Geraldton Export-Scale Renewable Investment (GERI): Location – Mid West, WA; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Plant Size – 10 GW renewable; Output – Phased hydrogen production; Status – Planning, target market domestic + export.
Murchison Hydrogen Renewables Project: Location – Murchison, WA; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Plant Size – 3 GW electrolysis; Output – 2 million tonnes ammonia per annum; Status – Pre-FID, construction expected 2025, COD 2030.
Edify Green Hydrogen (EGH2): Location – Townsville, QLD; Power Source – Renewable electricity; Plant Size – 20 MW demonstration to 1 GW; Output – Up to 150,000 tonnes hydrogen; Status – Under development, FID expected 2023.
Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) Bell Bay gH1: Location – Bell Bay, TAS; Power Source – Wind + Hydro; Plant Size – 250 MW; Output – 250,000 tonnes ammonia annually; Status – Feasibility, open to investment and offtake.
Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) – bp Project: Aligned with AREH details.
Edify Green Hydrogen (EGH2): Part of the list.
FFI H2TAS: Location – Bell Bay, TAS; Power Source – Wind + Hydro; Output – Ammonia and hydrogen; Status – Under development.
Uaroo Renewable Energy Hub: Location – Pilbara, WA; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Output – Green hydrogen and electrons; Status – Feasibility, potential for export.
H2 Hub Gladstone: Location – Queensland; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Output – 2,400 tonnes ammonia per day; Status – Development, COD Q4 2025 for initial phase.
Eyre Peninsula Gateway: Location – South Australia; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Output – 140,000–800,000 tonnes ammonia; Status – Under development.
Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC): Location – Latrobe Valley, VIC; Power Source – Renewables with CCUS; Output – 30,000–40,000 tonnes liquefied hydrogen; Status – Commercial demonstration phase starting late 2020s.
H2Perth: Location – Perth, WA; Power Source – Natural gas + renewable; Output – Up to 2,700 tonnes ammonia per day; Status – Under development, aiming for net-zero operation.
Clean Energy Innovation Park (CEIP): Part of the highlights.
Yuri Green Ammonia Project: Location – Pilbara, WA; Power Source – Wind + Solar; Output – Phased ammonia from 640 tonnes to higher; Status – Construction underway, targeting COD 2024.