News Articles for Future Energy Exports Cooperative Research Centre

Pacific Energy has been contracted for work on the second stage of the Kwinana Energy Transformation Hub as the multi-user hydrogen technology testbed project progresses.

WA's hydrogen export sector will receive a major technical boost via a new Kwinana-based research system designed by NASA hall-of-fame scientists.

A Western Australian firm will play a leading role in the development of safe and efficient process for industrial-scale carbon dioxide shipping under a new collaborative project.

The state government will invest more than $148 million in 40 projects state-wide, with DUG Technology, Austin Engineering, Kimberley Cotton Company and Stanley International College among the winners.

Hydrogen, exporting carbon storage, and reusing greenhouse gases are on the table as oil and gas players seek emissions cuts.

Plans to build an LNG and hydrogen testing hub in Kwinana are moving forward, with Valmec and Kent appointed to undertake engineering work.

Developing a hydrogen industry will be critical for WA's economy if LNG fades, but there should be no illusion it will be simple.

Western Australia will be battling with other states to build a hydrogen industry, and won't be able to rely on its traditional advantages, a senior state bureaucrat has said.

About $2.5 billion of projects are likely or under way near Kwinana as the industrial precinct gains a greener tinge.