CIC Plans 20 GW Off-Grid Green Hydrogen in Australia
- Climate Impact Corporation (CIC) revolutionizes green hydrogen production in Australia with 10-GW projects and local supply chain partnerships.
Climate Impact Corporation (CIC) has unveiled plans for two 10-GW green hydrogen projects in central Australia, utilizing its modular technology. The company aims to establish a local supply chain and potentially manufacture electrolysers and other critical elements of its proprietary modules in Adelaide. CIC has already signed strategic partnership agreements and secured offtake buyers for locally-produced green hydrogen to support large-scale projects in the country.
CIC has met with key members of the South Australian government to discuss renewable hydrogen projects and seek general support. The company is also working with partners like GE Vernova, JA Solar, Sungrow Hydrogen, and Shuangliang Hydrogen to maximize the efficiency of its modular hydrogen production units, which operate entirely off-grid. The first test modules are expected to be producing hydrogen in the Northern Territory or South Australia later this year.
What are CIC's plans for green hydrogen projects in central Australia?
- CIC plans to develop two 10-GW green hydrogen projects in central Australia
- The company aims to establish a local supply chain and potentially manufacture electrolysers and other critical elements of its proprietary modules in Adelaide
- CIC has signed strategic partnership agreements and secured offtake buyers for locally-produced green hydrogen
- The company has met with key members of the South Australian government to discuss renewable hydrogen projects and seek general support
- CIC is working with partners like GE Vernova, JA Solar, Sungrow Hydrogen, and Shuangliang Hydrogen to maximize the efficiency of its modular hydrogen production units
- The first test modules are expected to be producing hydrogen in the Northern Territory or South Australia later this year.
