Australian Hydrogen Pilot Aims to Reduce Electricity Use in Steel Manufacturing

Australian-developed hydrogen technology may cut electricity use by 30% - pv magazine Global

An Australian-developed hydrogen technology evolved from CSIRO research and advanced by Hadean Energy has the potential to cut green hydrogen costs and improve commercial viability of lower-emissions steelmaking, and other industrial applications. The post Australian-developed hydrogen technology may cut electricity use by 30% appeared first on pv magazine Global.

Australian Hydrogen Technology Targets Lower-Cost Green Hydrogen for Steelmaking

An Australian-developed electrolysis technology that uses industrial waste heat to reduce electricity consumption by around 30% is moving toward industrial testing, with a AUD 30 million pilot plant planned in Victoria.

ARENA backs hydrogen steelmaking pilot

Image: Kybele/stock.adobe.comThe Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has committed $15 million to an Australian-developed hydrogen technology that will be trialled in steel manufacturing, as part of a $30 million project aimed at reducing the cost of green hydrogen for industry. The funding will support Hadean Energy to build and operate a pilot hydrogen plant at a […] The post ARENA backs hydrogen steelmaking pilot appeared first on Manu…

Australian hydrogen pilot aims to reduce electricity use in steel manufacturing

The Australian Government has committed $15 million to support a pilot project in Victoria that will test locally developed hydrogen technology for potential use in lower-emissions steelmaking and other industrial applications.

Australian-developed hydrogen technology may cut electricity use by 30%

An Australian-developed hydrogen technology evolved from CSIRO research and advanced by Hadean Energy has the potential to cut green hydrogen costs and improve commercial viability of lower-emissions steelmaking, and other industrial applications.

Hadean wins AUD $15 million to scale hydrogen tech

The grant will fund a larger industrial demonstration of Hadean's waste-heat-driven electrolyser, aimed at cutting power use in hydrogen production.