Loading...
Loading...
uk-australia-award-480k-to-cut-renewable-methanol-costs-with-green-hydrogen
uk-australia-award-480k-to-cut-renewable-methanol-costs-with-green-hydrogen

UK, Australia award £480k to cut renewable methanol costs with green hydrogen

The UK and Australian Governments have awarded a combined £480,000 ($610,400) to a consortium looking to reduce renewable methanol costs with efficient green hydrogen production.

HAMR Energy and Supercritical Solutions’ project plans to demonstrate high efficiency and high-pressure green hydrogen production could reduce renewable methanol costs by up to 20%.

In the first stage, the pair will deliver a techno-economic feasibility study looking at the integration of high-pressure hydrogen from UK-based Supercritical’s electrolysers into HAMR’s hybrid methanol plant design.

... to continue reading you must be subscribed

Subscribe Today

Paywall Asset Header Graphic

To gain access to this article and all our other content, you will need to subscribe to H2 View.

From the latest print editions, to 24/7 online access to exclusive interviews, authoritative columnists and the H2 View news archive, a subscription is the best way for you to stay up to date with developments in the hydrogen community.

Please wait...