The Smart Energy Council has revealed today (29th April) its first project certified under the zero carbon certification scheme – the ActewAGL hydrogen refuelling station.
The newly announced ActewAGL hydrogen refuelling station will be developed in Canberra, Australia, and will be the first Smart Energy Council project to be certified under its world-leading zero carbon certification scheme.
The Smart Energy Council’s Hydrogen Australia division will certify the claim that the refuelling station is powered by 100% renewable energy and that it is producing zero emissions hydrogen.
The council says that the station will be Australia’s first public refuelling station and is expecting the hydrogen refuelling station to be certified by 30 June 2021.
In addition to this project, the Smart Energy Council also released the initial founding partners in the globally significantly zero carbon certification scheme.
The founding members include: ACT Government, Ammonia Energy Association, Australian National University, CWP Global, Energy Web, Evoenergy, Star Scientific, UN COP26 High Level Champions as well as members of the ACT Renewable Hydrogen Cluster.
The Smart Energy Council’s Hydrogen Australia division will coordinate the certification project and has today released a limited request for tender to appoint the certifying agency.
