Plans for a massive green hydrogen hub to be built in South Australia have been shelved, as confirmed by the project developer.
Terry Kallis, Founder and Executive chair of Kallis Energy Investments, which was backing the project, announced the decision, citing unacceptable risk linked to dependable water supply.
Readers will be aware that green hydrogen projects, which will effectively break down water into Hydrogen and oxygen using electrolysers powered by renewable energy, need a ready supply of water. The Moolawatana project, as it was called, was counting on 6 GW of renewable energy and water to produce Green hydrogen. The project was first announced in November 2021, subject to environmental assessments, which have clearly come out negative now
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