Darwin H2 Hub – A Milestone in Green Hydrogen Production
The Northern Territory Government has granted Major Project Status to TE H2’s ambitious Darwin H2 Hub, set to become a solar-powered green hydrogen production facility.
Significant Economic and Environmental Impact
Anticipated to generate over 80,000 tonnes of renewable-based hydrogen annually, the Darwin H2 Hub is poised to create approximately 800 jobs during construction and sustain 175 positions post-operation. The facility aims to support both local and international demand for green hydrogen, facilitating industries in their transition to a net-zero economy.
TE H2’s Commitment to Sustainable Energy
TE H2, a joint venture of TotalEnergies and EREN, stands as a pioneer in giga-scale renewable energy generation. With Major Project Status, TE H2 will focus on designing the downstream facility, transmission infrastructure, and upstream generation facility, contributing significantly to economic growth, decarbonisation, and renewable energy supply chains in the Northern Territory.
Quotes from Chief Minister Eva Lawler emphasize the project’s commitment to creating jobs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and tapping into the Territory’s solar resources for global green energy demands.
TE H2 Australia’s Managing Director, Kam Ho, views Major Project Status as a milestone, highlighting the Darwin H2 Hub’s role in achieving the Northern Territory Government’s vision of net-zero emissions by 2050 and promoting sustainable industry practices. The project aims for a Final Investment Decision by 2027, marking a crucial step toward a more sustainable and cost-competitive energy future.
Source：miragenews.com
