A study conducted by bp Australia has confirmed the technical feasibility of green hydrogen and ammonia production at export-scale in the country.
The investigation also revealed that, with its potential wind and solar resources, existing infrastructure and proximity to large, long-term markets, Western Australia is highly suited for large scale green hydrogen and green ammonia production.
With the energy industry seeing a ‘hydrogen revolution’ and many companies focusing on carbon footprint reduction, green hydrogen, produced from the electrolysis of water, is becoming a much-discussed energy source in industries that are typically difficult to decarbonise.
To help decarbonise the transport process, the combination of green hydrogen and nitrogen (from the air) creates green ammonia, a low-impact carrier for hydrogen.
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