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Hydrogen for Energy Security
We have been exploring the hydrogen supply chain and what the absence of affordable, safe, and scalable storage means for food, steel, and energy security. For this final instalment, we turn to energy — and to a question that is suddenly very urgent. The Strait of...
Hydrilyte and the Steel Supply Chain
Steel and iron making account for around 7–9% of global CO₂ emissions — making it one of the hardest industrial sectors to decarbonise.¹ For Australia, the stakes are especially high. Iron ore is our single largest goods export — over 25% of the total — and 80–85%...
Hydrogen and Food Security
We are running a series of blogs on hydrogen’s critical role in food, steel, and energy security, and what the absence of affordable, safe, and scalable storage means for each. Check out our last post to see the overview of the series. Here, we turn to the most...
Hydrogen and the security of the food, steel and energy industries
Hydrogen is quietly becoming one of the most consequential molecules on earth — not because of the hydrogen economy’s futuristic promises, but because of its very...
2025: A Milestone Year for Carbon280
It goes without saying that 2025 was a defining year for Carbon280. It marked our transition from design and development into construction, commissioning and operations of...
Hydrogen for Energy Security
We have been exploring the hydrogen supply chain and what the absence of affordable, safe, and scalable storage means for food, steel, and energy security. For this final instalment, we turn to...
Hydrilyte and the Steel Supply Chain
Steel and iron making account for around 7–9% of global CO₂ emissions — making it one of the hardest industrial sectors to decarbonise.¹ For Australia, the stakes are especially high. Iron ore is...