New Funding For Australian-made H2 Electrolysers

Dept of Climate Change, Energy, Environment & Water

$15 million is being invested in Australian advanced hydrogen technology company, Hysata. This funding will help Hysata expand production of its high-efficiency hydrogen electrolysers.

Green hydrogen is a critical fuel for decarbonising heavy industry. Electrolysers are the key technology to produce that green hydrogen at scale. Hysata is developing high-efficiency electrolysers with a simpler, cheaper and modular system.

These innovative electrolysers will bring down the cost of green hydrogen and reduce energy usage as they operate at 95% efficiency. This is compared with around 65% efficiency for other modern electrolysers.

This $15 million investment through the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is a critical part of the $172 million expansion of manufacturing at Hysata's Port Kembla facility. This expansion aims to reach gigawatt-scale production of the facility's electrolyser capacity.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has also supported Hysata from its early days as a start-up. ARENA has provided over $30 million to help Hysata develop, build and demonstrate its technology at commercial scale.

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