New project to develop hydrogen fuelling in Australia
August 3rd, 2020Infinite Green Energy (formerly Infinite Blue Energy) and NewVolt Infrastructure will roll out hydrogen infrastructure and EV chargers.
Australian green hydrogen supplier Infinite Green Energy and NewVolt Infrastructure have announced a project to develop green hydrogen fuelling stations across the country.
The network, operated by NewVolt, will include 17 EV charging stations and green hydrogen fuelling stations powered by renewable energy, located at key sites on major routes between Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, reports Renewables Now.
The first refuelling stations will be located in the Wodonga and Newcastle areas, using existing as well as new infrastructure, while more sites will follow soon after.
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