Melbourne’s first hydrogen station is starting to take shape, with works on track to be completed in the first half of 2021.
Toyota’s Altona vehicle assembly line is being transformed into a hydrogen production and education centre that will be equipped with a hydrogen electrolyser, commercial grade hydrogen refuelling station and education spaces.
Supported by $3.07m of ARENA funding, the centre is expected to help Toyota achieve its target of zero emissions from its sites and vehicles b 2050.
The first public hydrogen station in Victoria will offer hydrogen produced using electricity from on site solar panels and battery storage.
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