Infinite Green Energy

The MEG HP1 Early Production System is a small scale project designed to produce IGE’s first hydrogen for the domestic transport market. The project, located in Northam, has been envisioned to kick start the development of an end-user market for hydrogen through a fast tracked hydrogen production schedule. The project will be powered by renewable energy sources and will have up to 10MW of electrolyser capacity with a nameplate production capacity of 4.4 tonnes of hydrogen per day. IGE expect first gas to be produced by 2024.

IGE foundation project is the Arrowsmith Hydrogen Plant, producing up to 23 tonnes (23,000kg) per day of green hydrogen. The plant, located in Western Australia, north of Perth, will be domiciled in an area with exemplary renewable energy resources. Green hydrogen will be produced utilising a combination of renewable energy from solar (65MW) and wind (132MW), displacing 118,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. The project is expected to come online in 2025 and will serve the domestic Western Australian energy and transport markets. And Arrowsmith stage II  is an expansion that includes the production of up to 42 tonnes (42,000kg) per day.

Located in the same tenement as stage I & II, the Arrowsmith Hydrogen Plant stage III & IV builds upon the foundation set by stage I. Stage III will increase electricity generation and hydrogen production capacity by three-fold, increasing hydrogen production to 125 tonnes (125,000kg) per day and stage IV will have another 125 tonnes (125,000kg) per day of hydrogen production. The large-scale increase in hydrogen production will further support Australia’s transition away from fossil fuels, in addition to directly supporting the Project Mazu liquid hydrogen export vessel.

Arrowsmith stage-I is primarily focused on domestic heavy vehicles in WA targeting the 70 & 120ton road trains travelling between Perth and Port Headland. Infinite Green Energy and our strategic partners have mapped out eleven key fuel stations including new development sites. It’s envisaged the initial fuel station will be in Perth Metropolitan area in the late 2023 with subsequent Hydrogen stations being rolled out in early 2024.

Infinite Green Energy Italia has been developing its Green Hydrogen project for over 14months in central Italy.  The Valle Peligna project will be one of the first Green Hydrogen projects at scale and the largest in South Europe. Initial production of 10 tonnes (10,000kg) per day of green hydrogen.

The plant is located in central Italy between East/West coasts, will meet green H2 offtakers needs in “Hard to Abate” Industry, Heavy Vehicles (Trucks) and Public Mobility (trains and buses). Green hydrogen will be produced utilising a combination of renewable energy from solar (40MW) and wind (65MW), displacing 60,524 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.

Valle Peligna is expected to come online second half of 2025 and will serve the industrial Valle Peligna energy and heavy transportation markets.

This project links our foundation work at Arrowsmith (WA) and fuses the national heavy freight networks and developments in Western Australia with the transport network in Victoria.

The purposely designed facility will be located at Port Welshpool, less than 200km east of the Victorian capital of Melbourne. It’s envisaged liquefaction and storage will be at the port for ease of export in Domestic Victoria and to IGE Asia Pacific markets under development. The existing port de-risks our LH2 production to Asia Pacific with our second port.

Victoria has all the right elements for establishing a renewable hydrogen economy – solar, wind, hydroelectricity, education, deep water port, initial hydrogen technology cluster, freight route and gas and electricity networks.

And Port Welshpool is the ideal location.

Steeped in heavy industry, the Port Welshpool site and the immediate area has historically provided direct employment for many hundreds of people, and the result is a region boasting extensive wealth of knowledge, people with expertise and the fortitude to provide benefits to the state of Victoria and Australia as a whole – as they have proven to do so in the past.