The Hydrogen Era: A Deep Dive into APAC's Technological Advancements

The global hydrogen industry is on the cusp of a new era, with the Asia-Pacific region at the forefront of technological innovation. This dynamic landscape presents unprecedented opportunities for businesses and policymakers alike.

Our in-depth report explores the latest trends and breakthroughs shaping the hydrogen economy in APAC:

• Fuel Cells and Renewable Hydrogen: Discover the cutting-edge technologies powering clean energy solutions.
• Advanced Electrolysis and Hydrogen Carriers: Unravel the innovations driving efficient hydrogen production and transportation.
• The Future of Hydrogen: Gain insights into the future of hydrogen and its impact on sustainable development.

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Hydrogen is leading the clean energy revolution in Asia. With its potential to decarbonize various industries, hydrogen demand in the region is expected to surge, reaching over 60% of the global total by 2030. This report explores the strategic and economic significance of hydrogen in shaping Asia's energy future.

Discover lucrative opportunities in the booming APAC hydrogen market. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the market landscape, analyzes key hydrogen projects across Australia, China, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Japan, and South Korea, and offers deep dives into specific initiatives like the Murchison Hydrogen Renewables Project and Sarawak H2biscus Green Hydrogen & Ammonia project.

Download this report to gain insights into the strategic and economic importance of hydrogen in reshaping APAC's energy landscape.

The world is moving towards cleaner energy sources like hydrogen and ammonia. This report explores the feasibility and cost savings of repurposing existing LNG terminals for these next-generation fuels.

Download the report to discover:

• How to future-proof your LNG infrastructure
• The technical and economic viability of repurposing for hydrogen & ammonia
• Why ammonia might be the smarter choice for hydrogen transport

Check out the report put together by Poten & Partners on Repurposing LNG Terminals for Hydrogen and Ammonia

ATCO believes Australia's gas distribution network will play a key role in the future energy mix, bringing natural gas and new 'clean' gas, including hydrogen, to customers playing a central role in reducing energy costs and carbon emissions and an ideal complement to intermittent renewable energy like wind and solar.

We chat with Stevan Green, President of ATCO Gas Division Australia. Stevan explores the major challenges facing Australia's renewable energy market, and delves into how ATCO is working to overcome these challenges through the ATCO Hydrogen Microgrid project, which incorporates the production, storage and use of hydrogen, as well as the commercial application of clean energy in micro-grid systems.

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India's microgrid market is rapidly emerging, driven by multiple factors, including chronically unreliable main utility grids and ambitious government programs to adopt renewable energy and improve energy access – particularly for rural Indians. According to Climatescope, a country-by-country assessment of readiness for renewable energy investment, India ranks second in the list of over 100 countries.

In an effort to meet aggressive renewable energy targets and reduce energy poverty, particularly in rural areas, the India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF) was established, as a PPP initiative of the Government of India, to facilitate accelerated development of smart grid technologies in the Indian power sector.

ISGF, who works closely with policy makers, regulators, research and funding organisations, technology companies and electricity supply companies in India and overseas, assists with smart grid roadmap preparation and implementation, policy formulation, standards development, technology selection, operational support, knowledge sharing, training and capacity building.

We chat with Reena Suri, Executive Director at the India Smart Grid Forum, about India's Microgrid market, and about the climate and social context in India that made the decentralisation of energy a necessity.

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The classic linear electricity supply model of generation, transmission and distribution networks, and energy retailers is becoming outmoded. Traditional barriers to entry are competed away as consumers seek new and innovative technologies, ideas and business models to achieve their energy preferences and the lines between the various parts of the value chain are becoming increasingly blurred. Microgrids and smart energy systems are predicted to be the next big thing in electricity supply — allowing us to not only produce our own energy, but also share it with our neighbours.

We caught up with three local microgrid and renewable energy experts from National Energy Resources Australia, ATCO Gas and the International Microgrid Association about the challenges, opportunities and future of Australian renewable energy.

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