Hydrogen workforce to get world-class training
Ground has been broken on TAFE Queensland Bohle campus’ new Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab.
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Gas and energy policy
By Jordan McCollum, National Policy Manager, APGA
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Hydrogen skill study underway at Kogan Creek
A new study is underway in the Darling Downs to determine the skills needed by the local hydrogen industry workforce, delivering on the $4 million dollar commitment towards supporting energy skills.
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Albanese announces funding for QLD hydrogen hub
The Albanese Government has pledged $70 million to support the development of a renewable hydrogen hub in Townsville.
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WA dishes out land for $70 billion green megaprojects
International appetite to harness renewable energy capacity in WA’s Pilbara region has been revealed by the allocation of industrial land for mainly hydrogen-related projects to companies including BP, South Korean steelmaker POSCO and Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Mining Group.
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Our industry can deliver a global renewable gas industry
As Australia develops hydrogen industries in every state, it’s worth also looking at the potential of another future fuel, biomethane, to deliver our net-zero energy needs.
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SA moves with industry on green energy future
Sites for the South Australian Government’s proposed hydrogen power plant, as well as production and storage facilities at Whyalla have been identified.
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Large-scale hydrogen storage proved superior against alternatives
An independent study by Energy Link has found that large-scale hydrogen storage is a more effective and better solution compared to alternative options.
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Hazer and Mitsui sign hydrogen production agreement
Is Australia ready for the next hydrogen phase?
APGA’s 2022 Building Hydrogen Infrastructure Symposium has set the tone for Australia’s renewable energy future, demonstrating that the pipeline and infrastructure industries are ready to take on the infrastructure challenges to come.
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Secondary students help build QLD hydrogen industry
Hydrogen jobs are in the pipeline for QLD high school students, thanks to a new partnership between the Palaszczuk Government and Energy Skills Queensland.
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$5.5 million boost for mid-west hydrogen hub
The McGowan Government is accelerating the development of the mid-west hydrogen hub, with $5.5 million for planning works and studies.
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Lokring fittings save time and money during hydrogen pipeline installation
Lokring Mechanical Weld Equivalent Connectors improved and maintained safety and productivity during a dangerous upgrade of a hydrogen pipeline. The installation of the connectors, which are available locally through PipeServ, was completed without incident and in less than a third of the projected time of the alternative solution.
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Water and green energy developments pivotal to QLD’s transition
Over the past year, there have been significant developments in Queensland (QLD), with projects set to improve water security and facilitating emerging green energy networks as the nation draws ever closer to achieving net zero.
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YVW launching green hydrogen pilot
Yarra Valley Water has launched a pilot project to test technology which would enable renewable hydrogen energy to be produced at its Aurora treatment plant.
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Government legislates emissions reduction targets
The Albanese governments’ landmark Climate Change Bills has officially passed the Senate, ensuring Australia’s emissions reduction target of 43 per cent and net zero emissions by 2050 will be enshrined in legislation.
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Sharing our industry’s future at the Convention
As Australia develops hydrogen industries in every state, it’s worth also looking at the potential of another future fuel, biomethane, to deliver our net-zero energy needs.
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Future is bright (and green) for women in pipelines
As Australian owned HIFraser Group celebrates its 35th anniversary under the ownership of the Kirkby family, one of its long time team members, Jodie Draper, has stepped up to become Managing Director.
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QLD to have say on Gladstone hydrogen hub
Queenslanders can now have their say on the H2-Hub Gladstone proposal to develop a $4.7 billion green hydrogen and green ammonia production and export facility at Yarwun, near Gladstone.
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QLD ready for green energy
Queensland has responded to the increasing global interest in renewable energies by developing its Hydrogen Industry Workforce Development Roadmap 2022-2023.
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AGIG launches domestic hydrogen appliance in Victoria
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group has launched its 100 per cent hydrogen continuous flow domestic hot water service in Australia.
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Verbrec engineering solutions for energy transformation
With innovation at its core, it’s natural that engineering and operations services company Verbrec is actively playing a role in the decarbonisation of the energy network. Since 2015, Verbrec has been involved in projects which have led the way in this space, including the world first shipment of hydrogen, a waste-to-energy development and other revolutionary pilot programs.
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The mechanics of the new hydrogen economy
New announcements for hydrogen projects around the world are coming almost daily, with Australia leading the charge thanks to its abundant solar, wind and real estate resources. Integrity Engineering Solutions Principal Engineer and Managing Director Warren Brown writes.
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Endress+Hauser monitoring the next energy transition
Endress+Hauser is a global leader in measurement instrumentation, services, and solutions for industrial process engineering.
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Energy transition – stop talking, start doing
Australia’s abundance of natural resources and the growing public interest in renewable and “clean” energy should be motivation enough to drive the conversion of existing pipeline infrastructure. Costs for electrolyzers and uncertainty about the suitability of the existing infrastructure are some of the reasons that are dampening this drive and the motivation to reduce Australia’s carbon footprint.
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The key to net zero is gas infrastructure
The gas infrastructure sector will be pivotal in developing a net-zero hydrogen market in Australia, Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) says.
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