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Lochard Energy recieved funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) as part of ARENA’s Advancing Renewables Program for an18 month feasibility study into the viability of storing hydrogen underground in our existing reserviors near our Iona Gas Storage Facility
Our feasibility study will involve studies to investigate the technical and commercial viability of storing hydrogen in depleted underground gas reservoirs and conduct engineering and early environmental studies.
The feasibility study will help progress the project to the next stage, which is the development of a small-scale pilot demonstration facility required ahead of potentially developing the project into a commercial scale operation by the early 2030s.
The feasibility study will investigate subsurface properties, concept design for the pilot facility, understand recycled water supply concept design, techno-economics, power connection studies, identify potential development partners, undertake extensive community engagement, regulatory engagement, environmental and cultural heritage due diligence.
We are currently undertaking an 18 month feasibility study into the viability of storing hydrogen underground in existing depleted reservoirs near our Iona Gas Storage Facility
Our Feasibility Study
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A staged approach
The H2RESTORE Project is envisaged to be developed in 4 stages
Step 01
FEASIBILITY STUDY
Step 02
PILOT DEMONSTRATION FACILITY
COMMERCIAL FACILITY
COMMERCIAL POWER-TO-X
Next – Benefits
We believe the H2RESTORE Project could hold true potential to transform the way energy is stored and used