Hydrogen Mobility Project (Archived)
Hydrogen Mobility Project
Aurizon is to trial up to four hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in its fleet, including installation of a hydrogen refuelling station in Townsville, Queensland.
| Main proponents:
Aurizon |
Main end-use classification:
Hydrogen mobility |
Status:
Archived |
Estimated cost:
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| Other involvement:
Ark Energy – SunHQ Hydrogen Hub Project
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Production details:
Hydrogen consumption by prime mover vehicles under evaluation |
Location:
Queensland, Australia |
Announced funding:
Up to AUD$5 million – Queensland Government Hydrogen Industry Development Fund (Round Two grant) |
Project description
Aurizon, a large Australian rail freight company, plans to use four hydrogen-powered prime mover vehicles to move goods in and around its freight operations at the Stuart Freight Terminal and the Port of Townsville. The project also includes the installation of a hydrogen refuelling station suitable for heavy vehicles.
Renewables-based hydrogen would be purchased from the Ark Energy operated SunHQ Hydrogen Hub project in Townsville via a commercial agreement and transported from point of production to the hydrogen refuelling station via a hydrogen tube trailer.
In September 2022, the Hydrogen Mobility Project received a grant of up to AUD$5 million under Round Two of the Queensland Government Hydrogen Industry Development Fund.
The Queensland Government has advised that the project proponent has voluntarily withdrawn from the project.
Reviewed: August 2024