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Emissions will continue to increase unless there is a rapid shift away from using fossil fuels to power transport vehicles.

More than 180 people tuned into the November 2020 HESC Project webinar.

Webinar recording to discuss how the Latrobe Valley can be at the forefront of the national energy transition to lower emissions via clean hydrogen.

In a recent meeting between the Prime Ministers of Japan and Australia, the HESC Project was emphasised as a key area of cooperation between the two countries.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd (KHI) conducted a successful world-first sea trial of the liquefied hydrogen carrier SUISO FRONTIER between the 14th and 15th of October.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one of five priority low emissions technologies in the Australian Government’s First Low Emissions Technology Statement.

Federation University will analyse hydrogen production quality and performance of the gasification and refining plant in the Latrobe Valley.

Australia is taking the lead in developing a Certificate of Origin for clean hydrogen and the HESC Project is contributing to shaping these standards.

Each element in the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) Pilot supply chain is nearing operations stage.

Shinichi Hiroi has only recently arrived in Australia but is looking forward to applying his technical expertise to HESC.

HESC Project Partners welcome the Federal Government’s first Low Emissions Technology Statement.