Australia and Germany offer $125m to hydrogen start-ups

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Hydrogen is a key component of Australia’s plan for net zero, which aims to be at the forefront of a global race to profit from increased demand for the energy source.

Australia and Germany are offering funding totalling about $125 million to hydrogen start-ups to expand, the latest in a flurry of investment in the nascent technology widely tipped to lead the global energy transition.

With Australia looking to grow its budding hydrogen production and Germany looking to source new zero emission energy sources, Commercialisation of the technology is widely seen as possible once hydrogen can be produced for less than $2 a kilogram – H2 under $2, which remains some way off despite significant research and investment.

Companies including Fortescue Future Industries have committed to building electrolyser factories to meet the growing demand.expects to produce its first electrolysers in early 2023.

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