NQBP announces MOU for a Feasibility Study on Green Hydrogen
North Queensland Bulk Ports has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with global and local partners for a feasibility study on green hydrogen production and development of a supply chain at the Port of Hay Point.
The agreement with ITOCHU Corporation, Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited and Brookfield Asset Management Inc. will jointly explore the feasibility of producing and storing green hydrogen. The agreement will include utilising port land at the Dalrymple Bay Terminal and establishing a supply chain including exporting green hydrogen using DBT's existing export facilities.
Dalrymple Bay Terminal is attracting interest as a green hydrogen production base due to its location in the centre of a Renewable Energy Zone, designated by the Queensland Government.
The feasibility study will be conducted in phases, up to the final commercial production phase, with Phase I scheduled to begin during 2021.
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- Image | Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure view from land
- Image | Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure view from sea
- Image | Port of Hay Point A
- Image | Port of Hay Point B
- Image | Official signing of the MoU at Parliament House, Queensland. (L to R) NQBP CEO Nicolas Fertin, Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen the Hon. Mick de Brenni, ITOCHU Australia Brisbane Office General Manager Etsuo Kiyota, Minster for Transport and Main Roads the Hon. Mark Bailey and Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) CEO Anthony Timbrell
- Image | Official photograph following signing of the MoU at Parliament House, Queensland. (L to R) ITOCHU Australia Brisbane Office General Manager Etsuo Kiyota, Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen the Hon. Mick de Brenni, Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) CEO Anthony Timbrell, Minster for Transport and Main Roads the Hon. Mark Bailey and NQBP CEO Nicolas Fertin
- Image | Media announcement of MoU. Outside Parliament House Queensland. (L to R) Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) CEO Anthony Timbrell, NQBP CEO Nicolas Fertin, Minster for Transport and Main Roads the Hon. Mark Bailey, ITOCHU Australia Brisbane Office General Manager Etsuo Kiyota and Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen the Hon. Mick de Brenni
- Image | L to R - Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) CEO Anthony Timbrell, NQBP CEO Nicolas Fertin and Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen the Hon. Mick de Brenni
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