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Latest news on the emerging hydrogen industry in Australia and the role hydrogen plays in achieving net zero emissions.
Like the rest of the world, the main use of hydrogen in Australia is as a raw material for industrial processes. Renewable hydrogen use in Australia would help us to reduce emissions in those high-temperature industries as well as some transport sectors.
Work is also underway to understand how hydrogen could be used to power our homes.
The Australian Government, industry and researchers have undertaken a substantial amount of work to quantify the opportunities of renewable hydrogen in Australia –
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The Low Emissions Technology Statement, set the goal for hydrogen production at under $2 per kilogram (H2 under $2).
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The Government’s National Hydrogen Strategy, sets a vision for commercial renewable hydrogen exports by 2030.
According to research conducted for us, demand for hydrogen exported from Australia could be over 3 million tonnes each year by 2040, which could be worth up to $10 billion each year to the economy by that time.