Greenhill Energy proposes hydrogen project in South Australia

In Australia, ABC News reported that planning is underway for a $290.6 million hydrogen project in South Australia, which is set to create about 300 jobs during construction. The Riverbend Energy Hub would convert 200,000 tons of landfill into hydrogen annually within five years of operation. The project, which would be carried out by Adelaide-based company Greenhill Energy, would create new jobs, said the company’s chief executive Nicholas Mumford. “There will be around 300 through construction and we expect around 50 to 100 direct employees through operation, but there are other avenues for employment indirectly,” he said. The project, which is in approval stages, could begin construction in 2025, the report added.

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