South Australia

An initiative established by Engie and Neoen in partnership with the Australian government to facilitate the transition to renewable hydrogen in natural gas networks.

Installation of a 1 megawatt wave energy power plant in South Australia equipped with Oceanlinx's Greenwave technology, to be installed off the coast in approximately 30 feet of water.

A low-cost, highly scalable renewable energy storage device that stores energy as thermal power by heating and melting silicon derived from sand. It aims to capture 'spilt' energy from intermittent renewable sources and provide stable base load power.

State governance and public investment

Energy development, renewable energy

Utilized to power the green hydrogen and clean ammonia production system, leveraging the consistent Atlantic winds in Placentia Bay.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

A pandemic-response project converting unsold and expired beer from local breweries into biogas for renewable energy generation at the Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant in South Australia.

A joint venture project aimed at developing and commercialising a solar-driven photocatalytic water splitting technology to produce green hydrogen using sunlight and water with reduced reliance on traditional electrolysers.

Gold Hydrogen's flagship project in South Australia where test drilling for natural hydrogen will take place. It includes the Ramsay 1 well and is adjacent to the historic Ramsay Oil Bore 1.

A gas turbine generator configured for 100% hydrogen-fired operation, featuring dual-shaft configuration and annual combustor design. Capable of black-start operation and rapid load ramping from low to no-load capacity to full output.

A fully automated green waste-to-energy plant that converts building wood waste and other biomass materials into hot water, carbon dioxide, electricity, and biochar. The plant uses biomass gasification to produce synthetic gas that fuels an engine driving a generator.

An advanced hydrogen fuel cell vehicle planned for launch in Australia in 2018. The vehicle is estimated to travel approximately 375 miles before refueling and will be more efficient and less expensive than Hyundai's current ix35 fuel cell model.