Infinite Blue, native energy firm to co-develop 10-MW green H2 project in WA

• Australia-based firm Infinite Blue Energy Pty Ltd will certainly partner with Aboriginal-owned service Boya Energy to develop as well as build a 10-MW green hydrogen production plant in Western Australia.

The companies will team up on the projects under a Heads of Agreement (HOA) joined Wednesday, Infinite Blue Energy stated in a LinkedIn post. The partnership is anticipated to see Boya Energy take a 10% risk in the project.

To be located in Northam, near Perth, the MEG HP1 hydrogen plant will be utilizing electricity from the 11-MW Northam Solar Farm, which Infinite Blue Energy accepted obtain at the end of March. When in operation, the center will have the ability to create as much as four tonnes of hydrogen daily for usage in medium and also sturdy transport. It commissioning is scheduled for the 4th quarter of 2023,

Infinite Blue Energy previously said that some of the green hydrogen will be utilized by waste administration firms for back-to-base refuse collection vehicles as well as additionally by fleet vehicles neighborhood to MEG HP1. Contracts with off-takers are being worked out.

The MEG HP1 project will feature come energy storage space capacity, as well. A last financial investment choice on the plan is anticipated to be taken later on this year.