Victoria Joins Green Hydrogen Revolution with New Plant

Hastings, Wednesday, 16 July 2025.
Energys secures approval for Hastings facility, set to replace grey hydrogen with eco-friendly green hydrogen. Victoria leads in clean energy, cutting emissions and powering industry sustainably.
Green Light for Energys in Hastings
Exciting news just in — Energys, a leading player in hydrogen technology, has finally received the green light to set up its state-of-the-art green hydrogen plant in Hastings, Victoria. This approval marks a significant milestone in Victoria’s clean energy journey, pushing the region further into the spotlight as a pioneer in sustainable energy solutions[1][8].
A Sustainable Shift
Traditionally reliant on grey hydrogen derived from natural gas, the industrial sector can now look forward to a greener, cleaner alternative. Energys plans to displace carbon-heavy grey hydrogen with their zero-emission green hydrogen, contributing significantly to emission reductions in sectors like transport and stationary energy[2][6].
Behind the Scenes: The Green Hydrogen Plant
At the core of this project lies a 1 MW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser. It will be powered using surplus renewable energy from the grid during off-peak times. This clever operational strategy not only promises to keep costs low but also enhances grid stability — a win-win for everyone involved[1][8].
A Pioneering Effort
Roger Knight, CEO of Energys, expressed immense pride in positioning Victoria at the forefront of hydrogen innovation. He highlighted how the project aids in decarbonising key markets and aligns with broader climate goals, echoing a sentiment that resonates across the energy industry[1][8].
Energys Partnerships and Operations
Coregas, Australia’s first liquid hydrogen producer, has partnered with Energys to oversee site operations and manage logistics. From liquefaction to distribution, Coregas plays a critical role in ensuring seamless delivery of green hydrogen to industrial clients. It’s partnerships like these that are vital in scaling up this ambitious initiative[1][8].
Green Hydrogen: The Road Ahead
As Victoria embarks on this clean energy transformation, the Hastings project stands as a beacon of what’s possible when innovation meets commitment. With projected reductions in diesel emissions across road and marine transport, the potential for a more sustainable future is not just a dream; it’s becoming a reality[2][6].
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