The future Cluster model will also act as a bridge between energy technology innovators and other initiatives such as those from state and federal government as well as research centres such as universities and CSIRO, to build on Australia’s existing energy industry knowledge, technological capabilities and infrastructure to ensure Australia is a major player in a global hydrogen industry.
The workshops will be held in each state and territory – including the regional energy centres of Gladstone, Darwin and Karratha – throughout February 2020. Each workshop event will identify and connect future Cluster members with leading Australian research organisations to support commercialisation of their IP in Australia, creating high value jobs, securing investment and ultimately driving hydrogen exports through a world-leading hydrogen supply chain of technology solutions and services.
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