About the Project

A shared future with green energy

Powered by onshore wind and solar, the Murchison Green Hydrogen project will produce green hydrogen, a renewable energy source capable of reducing the world’s reliance on fossil fuels, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and decreasing the rate of global warming.

The project is located within the Murchison area of WA’s Mid West region, approximately 20km north of the coastal town of Kalbarri. This area has been identified as one of the best locations in the world for the production of green hydrogen, due to an optimal balance of wind and solar resources, manageable cyclone risk and its proximity to key off-take markets.

MGH will feature an onshore wind and solar farm, desalination plant and green hydrogen production facility. The green hydrogen will be converted into green ammonia for export to global markets.

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Saving a world in climate crisis

Climate is impacting our planet faster than predicted. Global warming is expected to exceed the targeted maximum of 1.5°C well before the end of the century. Widespread, rapid and irreversible changes are already evident within our communities and ecosystems.

Emissions from fossil fuel combustion account for over three quarters of global emissions and represent the largest contributor to global warming.
Green hydrogen and its derivatives, such as ammonia, have been identified as an alternative ‘energy of the future’ and will play a critical role in our transition to a carbon-neutral economy.

Western Australia, and in particular the Murchison Region, is an ideal location for green hydrogen production due to the optimal balance of solar and wind resources and its proximity to key offtake markets.

Harnessing the unique advantages of Western Australia to produce green hydrogen

With current greenhouse gas emissions, global warming is expected to exceed its target maximum limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius within the 21st century. Fossil fuels still make up more than 80% of the world’s energy. Carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels are the biggest threat to climate change.

Green hydrogen and its derivatives, such as ammonia, have been identified as an alternative ‘energy of the future’ and will play a critical role in our transition to a carbon-neutral economy. Applying proven technology to produce green hydrogen using renewable wind and solar energy, MGH will provide an economical and effective energy alternative for use around the world.

Western Australia, and in particular the Murchison Region, is an ideal location for green hydrogen production due to the optimal balance of solar and wind resources and its proximity to key offtake markets.

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