Image: Artist impression of the HyP Murray Valley production facility.
A globally significant decarbonisation project
Hydrogen Park Murray Valley continues AGIG’s hydrogen leadership by extending our renewable gas footprint into Victoria and New South Wales.
It aligns with our vision for a renewable gas future and delivering 10% renewable gas in our networks by 2030.
About Hydrogen Park Murray Valley
Hydrogen Park Murray Valley (HyP Murray Valley) is the next step in our renewable gas journey, building on Hydrogen Park South Australia (HyP SA) and our plans for Hydrogen Park Gladstone (HyP Gladstone).
The $64 million project, includes funding of $36.1 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, $12.3 million from the Victorian Government with additional financial backing from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
HyP Murray Valley will see the development of a 10 MW electrolyser and associated equipment to produce renewable hydrogen. The electrolyser is set to be the largest on the east coast of Australia at the time of its commissioning.
Initially the facility will use renewable hydrogen for gas blending at up to 10% by volume to start decarbonising the gas networks in the Albury Wodonga region.
The facility is ideally located to realise other end uses, including refuelling, as the hydrogen market develops.
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The renewable hydrogen will be blended at up to 10% (by volume) into the Albury Wodonga region gas distribution network. This network is owned by Australian Gas Networks, AGIG’s gas distribution network business in the region. Please visit the AGN website for more information about receiving renewable blended gas.
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Our Renewable Gas Projects
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Hydrogen Park South Australia
Online in May 2021, HyP SA is an Australian-first facility to supply blended renewable gas via the existing gas network. Australia’s largest electrolyser, the 1.25MW unit produces renewable hydrogen which is blended up to volumes of 5% with natural gas and supplied to more than 700 existing homes in the adjacent suburb of Mitchell Park. It also supplies industry via tube trailer.
Learn MoreHydrogen Park Gladstone
Located at Gladstone in central Queensland, HyP Gladstone is currently under development. From 2022, the facility will produce renewable hydrogen for blending at volumes of up to 10% and supply to around 800 residential, commercial and industrial customers.
Learn MoreAustralian Hydrogen Centre
Established in 2019, the AHC is a joint industry and Government research centre delivering feasibility studies focused on blending 10% hydrogen into existing gas distribution networks and converting networks to 100% hydrogen in South Australia and Victoria. Studies will be completed in 2022.
Learn MoreWestern Australian Feasibility Study
The Western Australian Feasibility Study determines the suitability of the Dampier to Bunbury Pipeline to introduce hydrogen into its mix. Completed in 2021, the study includes both technical assessment and development of a roadmap to support development of industry regulation.
Learn MoreHydrogen Park Murray Valley
HyP Murray Valley was awarded funding by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) in May 2021. This 10MW facility would produce renewable hydrogen for blending at volumes of up to 10% and supply to around 40,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers in Wodonga and Albury. Along with our partners ENGIE, we are targeting Final Investment Decision in 2022 and first production in 2023.
Learn MoreGladstone Hydrogen Ecosystem
In March 2021, a Memorandum of Understanding between AGN, Sumitomo Australia, Gladstone Ports Corporation, Gladstone Regional Council, and CQUniversity for a hydrogen ecosystem in Gladstone was executed. The first phase of this plan will be delivered in 2022.
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