Western Australia could be provided a boost to its hydrogen economy with Woodside Energy, bp and Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) agreeing to form a consortium to study the use of carbon capture and storage to support green hydrogen production.
The consortium will now conduct a feasibility study for a carbon capture and storage project near Karratha, Western Australia, which could help facilitate the development of new lower-carbon industries through the use of domestically produced hydrogen and ammonia.
Read more: Hyzon Zero Carbon Alliance welcomes Woodside Energy as new member
Read more: Heliogen’s unique concentrated solar energy system, capable of producing green hydrogen, to be enhanced through new partnership
... to continue reading you must be subscribed
