Together with our Member BDO, SA-H2H™  hosted an online session exclusive to Members on Wednesday 27th March detailing potential upcoming grant opportunities for the Export Market Development Grant(EMDG) and the CRC-P Grant. The forum was well attended and provided members the opportunity to offer feedback.

The Danish Australian partnership on Green Hydrogen Value Chains Industry and Research Seminar brought together industry leaders and researchers to discuss key strategies and policies shaping the future of green hydrogen and offers a platform for professionals to engage in high-level discussions, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration.

The seminar marked the beginning of this project – with the entire project running through to 2026. As part the project, an Australian delegation visit to Denmark is being planned for May 2025. The delegation visit will include seminar activities, company and site visits and will provide participants the unique opportunity of meeting up with relevant stakeholders from leading companies within the renewable energy, green hydrogen, PTX and maritime industry of Denmark. EOI will open over the coming weeks.

Project partners, SA-H2H™, Flinders University, University of Adelaide University of Southern Denmark, and Energy Cluster Denmark invited you to join us for an insightful day at Flinders University, Tonsley where we delved into the latest developments in the hydrogen sector.

This full-day seminar brought together industry leaders and researchers to discuss key strategies and policies shaping the future of green hydrogen and offered a platform for professionals to engage in high-level discussions, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration.

The aim was to foster international cooperation and drive innovation in green hydrogen value chains.

To learn more about the project visit the SDU website.

SA-H2H™ member AGIG graciously opened their doors for a tour of the renowned Hydrogen Park SA.

As part of our 2024 Winter Warmer Series, members & non-members learnt how AGIG produces renewable hydrogen for blending with natural gas to supply nearby homes and businesses.