The Morrison Government has today released a discussion paper on the design of an Australian hydrogen Guarantee of Origin certification scheme for consultation.

Interview discusses the G7 Summit

The Morrison Government is backing a new venture that aims to help commercialise innovative electrolyser production technology to further accelerate Australia’s clean hydrogen industry by bringing down production costs.

Joint media release with Member for Flynn Ken O'Dowd

The Morrison Government is funding a study that will investigate the feasibility of using renewable hydrogen instead of natural gas to process alumina, helping to reduce emissions across the aluminium supply chain.

Joint media release with Prime Minister Scott Morrison

Australia and Germany will invest in a series of new initiatives to accelerate the development of a hydrogen industry, creating new economic opportunities and jobs while reducing emissions.

Joint media release with Prime Minister Scott Morrison

Japan and Australia emphasise their shared values and close relationship, their common commitment to ambitious action to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, and their determination to further collaboration on efforts to achieve decarbonisation and a net zero emissions future.

Energy Ministers met today as part of the Energy National Cabinet Reform Committee (the Committee).

Small and medium hotels across Australia are receiving support from the Morrison Government to cut their energy costs so they can invest in their business, employ more Australians and get ahead.

Joint media release with Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt, Assistant Minister for Northern Australia Michelle Landry, and Senator for Queensland Susan McDonald

Work has officially begun on a major new energy project backed by a Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) loan which will help to secure energy supply across north Queensland and support more than 500 jobs during construction and 30 ongoing jobs.  

Joint media release with Prime Minister Scott Morrison

Australia and Singapore will establish a $30 million partnership to accelerate the deployment of low emissions fuels and technologies like clean hydrogen to reduce emissions in maritime and port operations.