New tech makes green hydrogen project ‘economically viable’

New tech makes green hydrogen project ‘economically viable’

InterContinental Energy says it has developed new technology which makes the massive Western Green Energy Hub proposed for WA’s south-eastern coast “economically viable”.

Backer of Australia’s two biggest green hydrogen projects claims “breakthrough” on costs

Backer of two massive green hydrogen projects in Australia says a "breakthrough" in modular design could cut the costs of the technology by up to 20 per cent. The post Backer of Australia’s two biggest green hydrogen projects claims “breakthrough” on costs appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Aussie tech poised to revolutionise green hydrogen industry

Green hydrogen developer InterContinental Energy (ICE) has revealed details of its new Australian-designed P2(H2)Node system, which it says has the potential to revolutionise the green hydrogen industry. The P2(H2)Node is a patented modular system designed to transform how green hydrogen is produced by directly integrating electrolysis plants with wind and solar farms, eliminating the need for long-distance electricity transmission, cutting cost…