Some hydrogen energy projects

1. CRC-P (06/2022-06/2025), $4.725M ($1M research income for UTS), project title: Production of affordable sodium borohydride (NaBH4) as a hydrogen carrier

2. ARC DP22 (06/2022-06/2025), $460K, project title: Novel hydrogen-rich liquids for storing and transporting hydrogen at scale

3. Western Sydney Hydrogen Hub (WSH2) in Sydney Science Park (10/2021-02/2022), $90K

4. ARC Research Hub for Nutrients in a Circular Economy (07/2022-07/2025), 360K, project title: Resource recovery from wastewater for hydrogen energy storage

5. CRC RACE2030 (2021), $120K), project title: Decision Engine to Support the Path to Net Zero (UTS, Monash, Curtin, Sydney water, AGL, Opturion)

6. Regional and Remote Communities Reliability Fund Microgrids grant (07/2021-06/2024), $1,661,143, project title: Transferrable benefits from feasibility study of Derwent Bridge microgrid (UTS, Tasnetworks, Redback Technology Ltd, API)

7. Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) (10/2020-10/2021), US$7K, project title: Policy Guidelines and Implementation Plan for Large-scale Green Hydrogen Demonstration

8. Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) (10/2018-09/2019), US$8K, project title: The ecological impact of hydrogen export: a methodological framework for measuring water footprint

9. One Earth (14/01/2020-26/02/2021), $72,439, project title: 100% Renewable Energy Pathways for Scotland by 2050

10. Liquid-phase hydrogen carriers for energy storage and delivery, University of Technology Sydney and University of Wollongong. ARC DP: 2017-2021. AUD: $391,000.00

11. Overcoming microplastics induced inhibition on waste-to-energy conversion, University of Technology Sydney, The University of Queensland. 01/2022- 12/2024 ARC DP: AUD: $320,000.00

12. Using AI and a hybrid ESS solution to fully integrate solar generation into the distribution system, CRC-P, Providence Investment Management Pty Ltd, University of Technology Sydney, etc., 9/2019- 08/2022; $3,000,000

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