In light of exciting positive policy developments in Australia and the impact on domestic and export sales of green electrons, hydrogen, and ammonia; the EAH team speaks with Isaac Hinton, Head of Australia for InterContinental Energy (ICE), a global pioneer in large-scale green hydrogen development. Isaac unpacks the ‘Future Made in Australia Act’, other Federal and Statewide government initiatives and their impact on the green hydrogen industry. He delved into the positive ramifications for InterContinental Energy projects in Western Australia (WGEH and AREH), and overall Company leadership, partnership and activities intended to truly move the decarbonization needle.

About Isaac Hinton:

Isaac is the Head of Australia for InterContinental Energy, a global pioneer in large-scale green hydrogen development, now in its 11th year with mega-projects in Western Australia and Oman.

Isaac oversees the Company's strategic initiatives, activities, and partnerships in Australia, supporting long-term growth and project implementation. Isaac also chairs the consortia developing the Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH) and the Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH).

With a career spanning two decades in energy and resources, including over a decade at BHP in various senior roles across Sales, Procurement, Finance and Operations; coupled with his leadership in key Australian green energy initiatives, Isaac brings a wealth of expertise and insight to the renewable energy landscape.

About InterContinental Energy:

InterContinental Energy (‘ICE’) is an industry leader, with three flagship projects attracting partnerships from energy giants such as Shell, bp, and KEPCO. The company's innovative approach has gained support from major institutional investors such as one of the largest sovereign wealth funds GIC of Singapore, and the largest hydrogen only fund, Hy24. Beyond project development, it has emerged as a leading technology provider through its patented Power to Hydrogen nodal innovation, P2(H₂)NodeTM.

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Links:

Intercontinental Energy

https://www.intercontinentalenergy.com

EPA Release

https://intercontinentalenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/20241125-EPA-media-release-FINAL.-Header.pdf

Western Green Energy Hub

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Green_Energy_Hub

Back by popular demand, Christopher Jackson, Alicia Eastman, and Patrick Molloy speak about the industry highlights and lowlights, expectations for 2025 and what we can do to improve outcomes across the board. Equal parts sweepingly generalist and mind numbing minutiae create the perfect pundit cocktail. Wallow in the bad news and celebrate the bright sides together!

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Links:

https://www.eahpod.com

The EAH team discuss Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), chemicals, plastics and the route to hydrogen at scale with Andrew Symes of OXCCU.

About Andrew Symes:

Climate Tech investor and entrepreneur Andrew Symes is focused on net zero technologies. He helped spin out the company and led the first investment round from IP Group in 2021 before joining as CEO in 2022. He was previously Investment Director at IP Group (now Kiko Ventures), an Associate at BP Ventures, and held commercial roles in the BP commodity trading business.

Andrew has a first-class Masters degree in Chemistry from the University of Oxford.

About OXCCU:

OXCCU combines CO2 with H2 and renewable electricity to create sustainable fuels and materials such as Electrolytic Sustainable Aviation Fuel (eSAF), chemicals and plastics.

They have developed cutting-edge technological processes and catalysts that could revolutionise the way we produce fuels, chemicals, and biodegradable plastics. They combine CO2 from a variety of sustainable sources with H2 and renewable electricity, resulting in a sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy solution.

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Links:

OXCCU

https://www.oxccu.com/about