H2TAS Project

H2TAS Project

The project is investigating the potential for a phased development of large-scale production of renewable hydrogen and ammonia in the Bell Bay area of Tasmania.

Main proponents: Woodside Energy	Main end-use classification: Ammonia export. Local hydrogen and ammonia, subject to demand	Status: Under development – pending final investment decision	Estimated cost:
Other involvement:	Production details: Phased development targeting an initial capacity of up to 300 MW and producing up to 550 tonnes per day of ammonia	Location: Tasmania, Australia	Announced funding:

Project description

Woodside has a proposed renewable ammonia and hydrogen production facility in the Bell Bay area of Tasmania. H2TAS is planned to be a phased development, targeting an initial capacity of up to 550 tonnes per day of ammonia. Ammonia would be produced through electrolysis, utilising a combination of wind and hydroelectric power.

Woodside continues to evaluate the cost and schedule impacts of the renewable power solutions that would enable the project to progress.

Woodside is operator and holds a 100% participating interest.

 

Updated: September 2023