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HESC Project completes Western Port marine species study
As part of the HESC Project’s commitment to maintaining the marine biodiversity of Hastings, the project engaged environmental consultants RPS…
HESC Project welcomes Australian Minister for Resources aboard Suiso Frontier
The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) Project welcomed the Hon. Madeleine King MP who visited Kobe, Japan for a closer…
Japanese government delegation visits HESC
The HESC Project’s liquefaction facility in Hastings Victoria, welcomed a senior delegation from the Japanese Government as part of the…
HESC Project welcomes Indian Minister for Power, New & Renewable Energy
The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) project was delighted to welcome India’s Hon’ble Minister Raj Kumar Singh to its Hastings…
HESC Project takes the stage at the Sydney Energy Forum
The success of the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) Project Pilot was front and centre at the recent Sydney Energy…
HESC response to Australia Institute report
On May 19, 2022, the Australia Institute released a report critical of the HESC project’s projections on emissions reduction in…
Update on Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) investigation
On 25 January 2022, while the Suiso Frontier was moored at the port of Hastings, one of the two solenoid…
Report: Successful Completion of the HESC Pilot Project
This report provides an overview of the engineering and technical achievements of the HESC Pilot Project. It also gives insight…
The Suiso Frontier Departs Australia for Japan
HESC Project Partners are proud to announce that in the early evening of Friday 28 January, 2022, the Suiso Frontier…
Dawn of Australia’s Hydrogen Industry
Today’s arrival of the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier, the Suiso Frontier, in Victoria marks a success of the Hydrogen…
The fuel for the future in safe hands
Life-long Latrobe Valley local Deb Decarli has taken on a unique job – overseeing the safe production of hydrogen for a world-first project, in her own hometown.
Fifteen years of carbon capture and storage (CCS) success in Victoria
Readers may be surprised to learn that one of the world’s largest CCS research projects has been safely and successfully operating in Victoria for the past 15 years.