Asia-Pacific

Australia’s first green airline launches

LibertyAir has launched with plans to become Australia’s first green airline and will initially target high-traffic short trips.

BOC to build H2 refueler at bp Truckstop in Lytton

BOC, a Linde company, and bp Australia announced a new agreement to build a H2 refueling station at the bp Truckstop in Lytton, Queensland.

Japanese OEMs collaborate on H2 engines for commercial vehicles

Isuzu Motors, DENSO, Toyota Motor, Hino Motors and Commercial Japan Partnership Technologies announced that they have started planning and foundational research on H2 engines for heavy-duty commercial vehicles.

Europe looks to Australia for green H2 amid energy crisis

The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that Europe’s biggest H2 project — the Port of Rotterdam — is looking to Australian imports to help quadruple supplies of clean energy.

Australia launches first industrial producer of green fertilizer

H2Gro has launched with ambitions to develop Australia’s green fertilizer industry and expects to have a commercially operating production facility by Q4 2023.

National University of Singapore $25-MM H2 research institute opened in Singapore

First of its kind in SE Asia, the S$25 MM center aims to bring green H2 from the laboratory to society.

Hazer Group completes wastewater to green H2 plant

Hazer Group announced the completion of construction and commissioning activities at the Hazer commercial demonstration project located at Woodman Point, Western Australia.

ReNu Energy, Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen kick off a green H2 electrolysis production project in Tasmania

ReNu Energy announced that it is completing the design of a green H2 electrolysis production facility.

H2 for industrial usage: Processing plastic waste

The GEI is tracking 222 H2 transportation projects (e.g., heavy-duty vehicles, cars, buses) and 44 industrial projects, such as metal working (alloying), glass production, the electronics industry and applications in electricity generation. 

South Korea's LG Chem plans to build hydrogen plant to cut carbon emissions

South Korea's LG Chem Ltd said that it planned to build a hydrogen plant in South Korea to produce 50,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by the second quarter of 2024, in a bid to reduce carbon emissions.

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