Government of Australia

Specialized vessel technology for transporting liquid hydrogen at cryogenic temperatures. The Hydrogen Frontier applies the International Maritime Organisation's interim safety standard for carrying liquid hydrogen.

Process of extracting hydrogen from low-grade coal reserves in Australia for export to Japan.

A process that extracts hydrogen from brown coal through high-temperature steam processing, leveraging the high water content of brown coal.

Australia

Kobe

Sydney

Australia's comprehensive hydrogen fuel transition strategy aimed at becoming Japan's leading hydrogen supplier through low-cost production using coal with carbon capture and storage.

An Australian government-backed initiative to develop brown hydrogen production from coal in the Latrobe Valley for export to Japan. The project includes a pilot plant component and is supported by substantial government funding.

Sydney's initiative to achieve 100% of its electrical power from renewable sources, primarily from wind and solar projects.

An 8,000-ton liquid hydrogen carrier ship, the world's first vessel designed to transport liquid hydrogen. It features a single tank with 1,250 cubic meter capacity and applies the International Maritime Organisation's interim safety standard for carrying liquid hydrogen.

The first liquefied hydrogen carrier vessel specifically constructed for transporting liquefied hydrogen across international waters. Designed to maintain cryogenic conditions during maritime transport from Australia to Japan.