Welcome to the second episode of our mini-series on Australia's hydrogen future!
In collaboration with the Australian Hydrogen Forum in Sydney, Michelson Alexander Senior Associates James Fitzpatrick and Elyse Gatt caught up with political and industry leaders to discuss what's next for the hydrogen economy.
In this episode, we're taking you through some of the technologies that can help us to produce more H2 at a lower cost, something that will be vital to scale-up the entire sector.
Talk of electrolysis and methane pyrolysis can seem a little overwhelming. Thankfully, you'll be hearing from Roger Knight, the Managing Director of Energys, and Chris Dunks, the managing director of Synergen Met.
Roger and Chris will walk you through the technical complexities, so you can turn your mind to the market impacts of cost-effective H2 production.
GUEST TIMINGS:
Roger Knight, the Managing Director of Energys (1:23)
Chris Dunks, the managing director of Synergen Met (15:10)
Next up on Michelson Alexander Explains..., we'll be discussing AGIG's H2 vision, and their plans for H2 in your home, with their CEO, Craig de Laine. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss the episode.
Finally, thanks to our partner, the Australian Hydrogen Forum, for making this series possible.
There's going to be plenty more discussion of all things H2 during Australian Energy Week. On June 8th, several key hydrogen industry players will gather again to discuss the future of hydrogen as part of Australian energy mix. More details here: https://energyweek.com.au/
