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Partnership to develop renewable hydrogen export project

23 Nov, 2020
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Image: Artist’s impression of hydrogen energy storage with renewable energy sources – solar photovoltaic and wind turbines.

Hydrogen Renewables Australia (HRA) Pty Ltd has partnered with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) on its 5,000 megawatt (MW) Murchison Renewable Hydrogen Project located near Kalbarri in the mid-west of Western Australia.

The Murchison Renewable Hydrogen Project is a large-scale, export-oriented green hydrogen project that is located on the 126,000 hectare Murchison House Station and will be powered by combined wind and solar power generation and utilise desalinated water.

The project is aiming to provide large scale hydrogen export to the Asian markets – notably Japan and Korea.

The project will also investigate the opportunity to blend hydrogen into AGIG’s nearby Dampier to Bunbury pipeline.

HRA’s Executive Chairman, Terry Kallis, said: “Our partnership with CIP will enable the Murchison Renewable Hydrogen Project to proceed with its planned development to assess the feasibility of producing competitive hydrogen exports for the Asian markets.”

Michael Hannibal, Partner at CIP, said the project aims to export green hydrogen produced from solar PV and onshore wind to Asian energy importing countries.

“We believe Murchison represents the best-combined wind and solar resource in Australia and the project complements our existing activities in Australia,” he said.

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