Gladstone

Green hydrogen and ammonia production

Green hydrogen and urea production

The traditional industrial method for synthesizing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen, which is known for its high energy consumption and significant carbon footprint.

Aviation fuel produced from non-fossil sources, significantly reducing the carbon impact compared to conventional jet fuels.

Ammonia produced from green hydrogen, which is generated using electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, representing the ultimate goal for clean shipping fuel.

A project in Gladstone, Queensland, tapping into the industrial cluster and benefiting from existing infrastructure.

A project in Tasmania shortlisted for Round 2 of the Hydrogen Headstart Program, leveraging strong renewable resources and deepwater ports.

A 750 MW scheme in Karratha, Western Australia, intending to feed renewable hydrogen into urea manufacture.

Hydrogen produced via methane pyrolysis, characterized as low-carbon.

Ammonia produced from green hydrogen and nitrogen, intended for use as a fertilizer and increasingly as a zero-emission maritime fuel.

Methanol produced using green hydrogen and captured CO2, intended as a marine fuel or precursor for other e-fuels.