Australia: ATCO begins blending green hydrogen into gas network. "The successful blending, and use of the blend to run natural gas appliances – including cooktops and gas-powered air conditioning – is the first step in continued testing around the potential of hydrogen"

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Green hydrogen to reach cost parity by 2030. Recent analysis from Wood Mackenzie predicts green hydrogen, produced primarily by solar electrolysis, will reach cost parity in Australia, Germany and Japan by 2030.

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Hydrogen Australia — a powerful new collaboration | pv magazine

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Australia: Queensland government opens funding for new hydrogen projectsNews

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Long read: University of New South Wales enabling terawatts of solar power. "because solar is now so cheap and storage relatively expensive, using electricity as it’s generated is most effective, and we can “do stuff that would have seemed ridiculous in the past"

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Green hydrogen airs at G20 meeting of energy ministers this week. "The Australian Fed Gov, AUS Chief Scientist Alan Finkel, the AUS Renewable Energy Agency, CSIRO, Andrew Forrest of Fortescue Metals & numerous research hubs around the country believe hydrogen’s time is near, for three reasons:

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Transpacific partnership aims to accelerate green hydrogen uptake. "Hydrogen produced by solar and wind powered electrolysers has been seen as Australia’s golden opportunity."News

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Australia’s first solar to hydrogen-based microgrid gets nearly $1 million in federal funding

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Australia’s first solar to hydrogen-based microgrid gets nearly $1 million in federal funding

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Japanese scientists seek to lower costs of PV-powered hydrogen. The scientists claim their system will mean hydrogen can be produced for $0.15-0.25 per cubic meter.

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Solar and battery hydrogen innovation hub to be built in Western Australia

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