Energys Australia welcomes aboard five new faces to its growing team as the company continues to expand to meet demand for its hydrogen fuel cell generators and green hydrogen electrolysers. The new additions to the team were drawn from local Victorian Universities and include Mechatronics, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineers who have completed or are in the final stages of their degrees.

Energys Australia has moved to a new headquarters and manufacturing centre in Mulgrave, Victoria as demand for its hydrogen power products increases dramatically.

Energys is Australia’s leading sovereign manufacturer of proven hydrogen fuel cell power systems.  After more than a decade of investment in hydrogen R&D, product development and real-world testing, the company now boasts a series of mature 3^rd generation hydrogen fuel cell power generators. This visionary early investment in hydrogen power is now paying dividends for Energys and its customers who are seeking to capitalise on the emerging global zero emissions “hydrogen economy”.

Earlier this month Jemena’s Western Sydney Green Gas Project began site acceptance testing producing renewable gas in a major milestone for Australian Green Hydrogen. The demonstration project is a “power to gas” operation which utilises renewable electricity from wind and solar to generate green hydrogen gas for blending into the natural gas network. At full capacity the Western Sydney Green Gas Project will produce enough energy to supply around 250 homes.

Energys Australia is proud to be part of the consortium selected to deliver Toyota’s hydrogen production and refuelling facility at their Hydrogen Centre of Excellence. The facility, located at former manufacturing site at Altona in Melbourne’s west, is Victoria’s first commercial-grade permanent hydrogen production, storage and refuelling facility. The $7.37 million facility was built with a $3.04 million investment from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).