Australia is hoping to dominate the global export of hydrogen and scores of companies are making plans to ready for expansion of the fuel source.
Clara Energy has partnered with Hydrogen Fuels Australia to build a green hydrogen distribution network along the Hume Highway corridor worth $600 million.
Hydrogen may be particularly useful in reducing emissions from Australia’s transportation sector, which has proven hard to abate, and a rapidly growing throng of companies is seeking to capitalise on the demand for infrastructure. Clara Energy is developing its own refuelling site in Tarcutta, which is halfway between Melbourne and Sydney, with help from H2FA.“What this partnership aims to create for the first time in Australia is to deliver green hydrogen production and distribution at scale,” said H2FA managing director Francesco Ceravolo.
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