Funding worth AU$1m (£480,000) has been awarded to a government-backed Australian energy partnership to develop a project that will demonstrate how green hydrogen production can reduce the cost of renewable methanol by up to 20%.
Announced today (23rdMay), the project aims to bring together innovation in electrolysis from the UK and a growing market opportunity for renewable methanol as a sustainable fuel in Australia.
Using funding supplied by the Australia-UK Renewable Hydrogen Innovation Partnership, a study will explore how high-pressure hydrogen from UK-based energy company Supercritical Solutions (Supercritical) electrolysers can be used in Australia’s HAMR Energy (HAMR’s) hybrid methanol plant.
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