Western Australia Renewable Hydrogen: Energy of the Future Hon Alannah MacTiernan MLC Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Ports
What is Renewable Hydrogen? Where the electr electricit icity used in the electr electrolys olysis is proces process s comes from renewable renewable ene energ rgy y sour sources ces, the hydr hydrogen ogen produced produced is known as ‘renewable hydrogen’ .
The Time is Right • Japan: 300,000 tonnes H2 by 2030 • Korea: 6.2 million HFCVs and 1200 refuelling stations by 2040 • Hydrogen Council (international): estimates investment of at least US$3 billion annually to stimulate hydrogen market • ACIL Allen for ARENA: Value of Australia’s potential hydrogen exports could reach AU$2.2 billion (502,000 tonnes of hydrogen) by 2030 • Federal Labor’s commitment to $1.1 billion National Hydrogen Plan
Japan Hydrogen Strategy
The Time is Right
The WA Advantage 1. Global reputation established by significant high performing LNG export industry and capability 140 118.5 120 100 77 80 Global export capacity (2017). 60 WA = second largest exporter 41.9 of LNG in the world. 40 30.5 29 25.3 22.2 21.2 20 0 Qatar Western Rest of Malaysia Algeria Nigeria Indonesia Rest of World Australia Australia Source: International Group of LNG Importers (GIIGNL); WA Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DJTSI) estimates (based on public company announcements).
The WA Advantage 2. Established export capability and infrastructure
The WA Advantage 3. Solar irradiance and Wind
The WA Advantage 4. Land mass
WA Renewable Hydrogen Council Minister for Regional Development Minister for Energy (Rep) Dept. of Primary Industries & Regional Development Dept. of Jobs, Tourism, Science & Innovation ARENA AGIG ATCO CSIRO ENGIE Hydrogen Mobility Australia Jackson Macdonald Woodside Yara
WA Renewable Hydrogen Framework Four Strategic Focus Areas Remote Applications Blending in Gas Network Export Transport Source: www.flaticon.com
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Hydrogen Panel WA Petroleum Club April 2019
WHAT IS THE HYDROGEN ECONOMY? Hydrogen will be the “missing link” to a de -carbonized industrial economy
THE POTENTIAL FOR LOW-COST, LOW EMISSION HYDROGEN IS COMPELLING
ELECTRIC VEHICLES Hydrogen fuel cell, battery & hybrid are all electric vehicles Electric Vehicle Fuel Cell Vehicle Graphite in Power Unit Graphite in Lithium-Ion Batteries Graphite in Lithium- Graphite in Fuel Ion Batteries Graphite in Cell Stack Power Low carbon Hydrogen Unit in Storage T ank
FUEL CELL VEHICLES A wide variety of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are ready now
WHAT IS THE END GAME ? Hydrogen will be the “missing link” to a de -carbonized industrial economy 6
HYDROGEN - A GLOBAL FOCUS Significant global focus on developing a hydrogen economy as part of a transition to low carbon environment T arget for 800,000 hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles and 900 filling stations by 2030 National Hydrogen Roadmap* targets: 6.2 million hydrogen vehicles and 1200 filling stations by 2040 with 2000 Fuel Cell Buses by 2022 & 800 police use Fuel Cell Buses by 2021 California Fuel Cell Partnership - active roll – out of hydrogen refueling network Refueling networks under development; H2 trains operational in Germany Prof. Alan Finkel – launched National Hydrogen Roadmap (CSIRO) – August 2018 COAG December 2018 – National Hydrogen Strategy to be developed by October 2019* * President Moon Jae-inn 17 January 2019 COAG – council of Australian Governments
CURRENT HYDROGEN PRODUCTION Current production technologies are either high in emissions or expensive Significant CO 2 Fossil fuel emissions reforming 95% of total global • C n H m + [O] CO x + H 2 hydrogen production Chemically equivalent to • direct combustion, but less energy efficient Barrier to Current growth in hydrogen energy production markets Energy intensive process Electrolysis Requires renewable • energy source 2H 2 0 (+ energy) O 2 + 2H 2 Expensive (power • consumption)
THE HAZER ADVANTAGE Capture full value of feedstock by producing two valuable products without creating CO 2 in the process 25% Hydrogen =$ Hydrogen gas 75% Carbon Graphite Methane =$ (carbon) composition Hazer Process CH 4 2H 2 + C Iron-ore process catalyst
SUSTAINABILITY The Hazer Process has outstanding sustainable development attributes Landfill Biogas Waste WWTP Hazer FC Vehicles Power Graphite (local Industry)
DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Hazer is focused on securing a commercial demonstration plant (CDP) by mid 2019 with commencement of operations in 2020 FEED Study for CDP complete CDP Start up CDP FID: offtake & funding agreed Construction Starts 2020 2021 2019 2024 2022 2023 Partner for first First Commercial Commercial Plant Plant commences secured operation
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