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       Woodside, BGC, Centurion





       collaborate on Australian





       hydrogen project







        AUSTRALIA
                         WOODSIDE Energy, BGC, and Centurion,  accelerate the use of renewable fuel in the trans-
                         with the support of the Western Australian Gov-  port sector to transition its sustainability path-
                         ernment, are advancing plans for a proposed  way,” Centurion CEO Justin Cardaci stated.
                         self-contained hydrogen production, storage,   The Hydrogen Refueller @H2Perth aims to
                         and refuelling station located in the Rockingham  supply low-cost, renewable hydrogen fuel for the
                         Industry Zone.                       domestic market; stimulate and enable hydrogen
                           Woodside said the project was successful in  demand in Western Australia; and support the
                         the Expressions of Interest stage of the Depart-  State Government’s objectives for hydrogen to
                         ment of Jobs, Tourism, Science, and Innovation’s  be a significant fuel source for transportation by
                         AUD10mn ($6.87m) Hydrogen Fuelled Trans-  2030.
                         portation Programme. The project aims to expe-  Woodside Energy CEO Meg O’Neill said
                         dite the uptake of hydrogen-fuelled transport,  “The proposed refuelling facility would deliver
                         build local skills and capability, and stimulate  on our commitment to make low-cost, low-
                         local hydrogen production.           er-carbon hydrogen-based energy available to
                           “BGC welcomes the opportunity to work  local customers while also progressing export
                         with Woodside, Centurion, and the State Gov-  opportunities such as H2Perth.”
                         ernment to progress the energy innovations   Woodside initially plans to produce 235
                         needed to keep our industries powered into the  kilograms of hydrogen per day at the Hydro-
                         future,” BGC CEO Daniel Cooper said.  gen Refueller @H2Perth, with the potential to
                           With matched funding from Woodside, the  scale up to 800 kilograms a day. Woodside has
                         project targets delivery of hydrogen fuel for  signed conditional, non-binding offtake Memo-
                         AUD11 per kilo for 10 years and subsidies sev-  randums of Understanding stating its intention
                         eral large hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The  to supply hydrogen from Hydrogen Refueller
                         so-called Hydrogen Refueller @H2Perth would  @H2Perth to BGC and Centurion. BGC plans
                         be located adjacent to Woodside’s proposed  to purchase and operate five to ten hydrogen
                         H2Perth Project.                     concrete agitator trucks while Centurion plans
                           “The investment by the WA Government  to purchase and operate two hydrogen prime
                         and Woodside in hydrogen refuelling technol-  movers.™
                         ogy is a material step for companies like ours to





























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