Membrane-based ammonia-to-hydrogen technology

Technology Development

Government Energy Department

Gas transmission system operator expanding into hydrogen networks

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

A technology that uses membranes to cleanly crack ammonia back into hydrogen upon arrival, facilitating global hydrogen trade.

The process of converting clean electricity into other energy-rich carriers like hydrogen, ammonia, or synthetic fuels.

Newcastle

United Kingdom

United States

Development of a hydrogen and ammonia export hub in Newcastle, Australia, by local authorities and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.

Development of membrane-based technology to crack ammonia into hydrogen, aiming to facilitate global hydrogen trade.

A 500MW project by Enagas and CIP to convert traditional grey ammonia production infrastructure to use renewables for green ammonia and hydrogen.