Melbourne city’s gas mains hydrogen-ready

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This is an article about Melbourne being ready for hydrogen. It discusses Australian Gas Networks (AGN) completing a two-decade upgrade to its infrastructure, making the city’s gas mains hydrogen-ready. The article also mentions AGN’s investment in Hydrogen Park Murray Valley in Wodonga, which will allow 40,000 households, businesses and industrial sites in the region to receive hydrogen blends of up to 10 per cent in just 18 months’ time. AGN’s chief executive officer Craig de Laine believes that hydrogen is a ready to move technology that can be part of everyday living. He also said that AGN is investing in a variety of decarbonisation options to ensure that it can meet Australia’s emissions reduction targets. Read article: https://www.energytodaymag.com.au/me...-for-hydrogen/

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Australian Gas Networks (AGN) has completed two decades of upgrades to its infrastructure, making Melbourne's gas mains hydrogen-ready.

The 100% polyethylene and protected-steel mains are among the safest and most reliable in the world, operating with fewer fugitive emissions and compatible with delivering 100% renewable hydrogen.

AGIG is investing in Hydrogen Park Murray Valley in Wodonga, which will provide 40,000 households, businesses, and industrial sites with hydrogen blends of up to 10% in 18 months.

HyHome, a hydrogen-ready demonstration home in Melbourne, showcases that hydrogen is ready-to-use technology that can be part of everyday living.

AGIG believes that decarbonisation can be achieved at a lower cost by using existing infrastructure to deliver renewable energy sources like hydrogen and biomethane.

Read the full article: https://www.energytodaymag.com.au/me...-for-hydrogen/