H2 Revolution
A Green Hydrogen Hub is a centralized facility or network that focuses on the production, storage, distribution, and utilization of hydrogen generated through renewable energy sources, particularly through the electrolysis of water powered by solar, wind, or other clean energy technologies. The term emphasizes the commitment to sustainability, as green hydrogen is considered a clean fuel that produces no carbon emissions when used. Hubs often involve collaboration among various stakeholders, including governments, private companies, and research institutions, to develop infrastructure and technology that promote the use of green hydrogen in various applications, such as transportation, industrial processes, and energy storage. The ultimate goal of a Green Hydrogen Hub is to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and support energy independence by harnessing the potential of hydrogen as a versatile and sustainable energy carrier.
A proposed green energy hub in Northam, east of Perth, has been dealt a setback as WA planning officials have rejected the project. Developers Infinite Green Energy had hailed the…