CO2CRC

CO2CRC along with its key research partners - CSIRO and Geoscience Australia, and funded by Beyond H2, are collaborating on pioneering research into the technical development of geological storage of hydrogen in Australia. co2crc.com.au/co2crc-leading… #hydrogen #UHS #energytransition

We delivered the first major component of a hydrogen refining pilot plant to AGL’s Loy Yang facility in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley on Friday. The plant is part of a pilot project to deliver clean hydrogen to Japan from Victoria’s brown coal. Read more - lnkd.in/g_zt9CV – at Melbourne, Victoria

I just uploaded “Otway Stage 3” to #Vimeo: vimeo.com/375562974

At our CCUS Symposium Mark McCallum showed COAL21's commitment to develop a commercial scale CCUS project in Queensland’s Surat Basin with a final investment decision to begin construction of a $150m carbon capture plant at the Millmerran Power Station scheduled for June 2020.

Sallie Greenberg discusses United States' initiatives to develop commercial scale geological storage of carbon dioxide from industrial sources at our CCUS Symposium. – at Melbourne, Victoria

On Monday night we celebrated our Stage 3 drilling campaign's successful completion. Thank you InGauge for sponsoring the event. – at Melbourne, Victoria

Our CCUS Symposium finished with a panel discussion on what we can do to get more CCS off the ground (or in the ground to be more precise!)

Ziqiu Xue from Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto (RITE) presents on microbubble CO2 injection on day two of the CCUS symposium. – at Melbourne, Victoria

Our own Dr Max Watson gives an update on the GeoCquest Field Validation Project at the CCUS symposium. – at Melbourne, Victoria

Dr Tess Dance presents on illuminating the reservoir: geological characterisation of the Otway site at day two of our CCUS symposium. – at Melbourne, Victoria

A big round of applause for last night's award winners, particularly Dr Charles Jenkins, winner of the prestigious John Tyndall award. – at Melbourne, Victoria

"Victoria's Latrobe Valley contains one of the world's largest deposits of brown coal, and when used to produce hydrogen, it has the potential to meet Japan's energy needs for decades," said CarbonNet's Ian Filby at today's CCUS symposium. – at Melbourne, Victoria

"Technology is the key for the future of coal," said COAL21's Mark McCallum at our CCUS Symposium today. – at Melbourne, Victoria

Day one of our CCUS Symposium included Mark Trupp talking on Chevron's Gorgon project, the world's largest commercial-scale CCS project. – at Melbourne, Victoria

Only one week until our CCUS Symposium! View the full program and abstracts booklet here - co2crc.com.au/symposium-prog… – at Melbourne, Victoria