Hydrogen | EcoGeneration

Technology Investment Roadmap leaves renewables at the side of the road: CEC

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 23, 2020 | Australia, Comment, Hydrogen, Policy, Projects, Renewables | 0 |

The Coalition’s technology investment roadmap has overlooked solutions to the clean energy transition that are begging for attention, including transmission and offshore wind, says the CEC.

‘A dose of reality’: Coalition’s $1.9 billion techno-fix for climate change is a small step

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 17, 2020 | Australia, Comment, Efficiency, For Consumers, Funding, Hydrogen, Policy, Projects, Pumped hydro, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, Wind Projects | 0 |

ARENA has been handed a 10-year lifeline as the energy transition gets serious, but the money comes with strings attached.

Guidelines set for the rise of hydrogen

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 9, 2020 | Hydrogen, Renewables | 0 |

Industry participants have been delivered guidelines for a successful transition to large-scale production of hydrogen, writes Daniel Chidgey of Standards Australia.

Time to get real amid the hydrogen hype

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 1, 2020 | Australia, Comment, Hydrogen, Projects, Renewables, Solar Projects, Wind Projects | 0 |

Yes, hydrogen will have a place in the energy transition to renewables, but it’s irrational to expect too much.

Part II: Is AEMO’s 2020 Integrated System Plan up to the job?

by EcoGen Editor | Aug 10, 2020 | Australia, Bioenergy, Commercial, Electric Vehicles, For Consumers, For Installers, Funding, Hydrogen, Policy, Projects, Pumped hydro, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, Waste-to-energy, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

What do you think of AEMO’s 2020 Integrated System Plan? Here’s what EcoGeneration’s energy antenna picked up from its network of women experts in solar, storage, academia, government and data-crunching.

Part I: Is AEMO’s 2020 Integrated System Plan up to the job?

by EcoGen Editor | Aug 5, 2020 | Australia, Bioenergy, Comment, Commercial, Electric Vehicles, For Consumers, For Installers, Funding, Hydrogen, Policy, Projects, Pumped hydro, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, Waste-to-energy, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

What do you think of AEMO’s 2020 Integrated System Plan? Here’s what EcoGeneration’s energy antenna has picked up so far from its network of experts in solar, storage, academia, government and data-crunching.

Hydrogen-from-biogas project captures carbon for a clean solution

by EcoGen Editor | Aug 5, 2020 | Australia, Bioenergy, Funding, Hydrogen, Projects, Renewables, Storage | 0 |

A project to produce hydrogen and graphite from biogas will test new applications and markets for the clean energy source.

Hope, hype and hydrogen

by EcoGen Editor | Jul 22, 2020 | Australia, For Consumers, Hydrogen, Projects, Renewables, Solar Projects, Wind Projects | 0 |

Announcements of huge clean energy projects linked to the production of hydrogen for export are becoming commonplace as Australia steadies itself for a global withdrawal from coal, writes Jeremy Chunn. Is it a dream that can be realized?

Thirsty high-rollers … mining’s heavy haulers prime candidates for hydrogen conversion

by EcoGen Editor | Apr 23, 2020 | Hydrogen, Renewables | 0 |

Dump trucks used in large mines are an obvious choice for conversion to green hydrogen, made onsite.

ARENA opens $70m hydrogen funding round

by EcoGen Editor | Apr 15, 2020 | Funding, Hydrogen, Renewables | 0 |

The funding round aims to support projects above 5MW and preferably greater than 10MW.

By 2050, hydrogen can cut emissions by 34%: BNEF

by EcoGen Editor | Apr 2, 2020 | Hydrogen, International, Policy, Renewables | 0 |

Use of clean hydrogen can help address the toughest third of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but only if net-zero emission goals and policies are set.

How should we think about a hydrogen economy?

by EcoGen Editor | Apr 1, 2020 | Australia, Funding, Hydrogen, Policy, Projects, Renewables, Storage | 0 |

It’s all very well to decarbonise the electricity sector but a zealous pursuit of hydrogen might be disproportionate to requirements, write Graham Palmer and Josh Floyd.