November 9, 2020
Exciting New Fully-Funded PhD Position Available-Liquid H2 Reactor Design
Liquid Hydrogen Reactor Design Project description: Liquid Hydrogen is increasingly being considered as an option for both high density renewable energy storage and as a means of exporting green hydrogen. A critical step however in liquefying hydrogen is the highly exothermic ortho- to para-hydrogen spin isomer conversion that needs to be completed prior to liquefaction….
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October 13, 2020
FEnEx CRC Opens PhD Scholarship Round
Are you a future energy leader keen to contribute to the energy transition? In just 3 1/2 years you could be at the forefront of the energy industry. We are offering exciting PhD opportunities across our four Research Themes: LNG productivity and emissions reduction; Hydrogen: production, transport, storage & utilisation; Digital technologies and interoperability; and…
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October 9, 2020
Technology agnostic vision for emissions
FEnEx CRC CEO in the news this week Professor Eric May said the intensifying gas-versus-renewables debate should not be a competition of one energy source prevailing over the other. “In fact, they both have to go together to achieve increased integration and uptake of renewables. You need that ability to make them dispatchable and deal…
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September 4, 2020
FEnEx CRC Director participates in Austrade’s Masterclass-Renewable Energy: Hydrogen-the missing link for clean energy
Masterclass Recording Australian Trade and Investment Commission has launched an industry masterclass series with leading Australian thought leaders. India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are implementing reforms in various sectors including health, cyber security, energy, infrastructure and finance. There is an urgent need to develop products and services to support economic growth and provide solutions at…
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August 12, 2020
FEnEx CRC Chair, Mary Hackett, to join Innovate Australia panel to discuss decarbonisation of the Australia eceonomy
Event Date and Time: 20 August 2020, 1pm-3pm (AWST) Event details: Although the year 2020 brought us COVID-19, social distancing, quarantines and shock to the economy, it is even more important that we focus on the strengths of our country. This year also brings us an important milestone for Australian research, science and innovation, the…
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August 11, 2020
Petroleum Club WA Webinar: The role of gas technologies and innovations vital to reducing emissions
Webinar Recording FEnEx CRC CEO, Professor Eric May, in discussion with Damian Dwyer on the role of gas technologies to reducing emissions.
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August 7, 2020
FEnEx CRC CEO provides an update on status and planned research
Webinar Recording Professor Eric May, FEnEx CRC CEO, recently took the time to provide a status update and overview of planned research at the UWA Centre for Long Subsea Tiebacks Symposium. Since the commencement of FEnEx CRC and the signing of the Commonwealth Grant Agreement, the participants are working towards final sign-off of the Core…
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July 30, 2020
First Milestone Reached
The Future Energy Exports CRC has reached its first milestone: the Commonwealth Grant Agreement that will provide $40 million over 10 years to help future-proof Australia’s energy export industry has been executed! The Future Energy Exports (FEnEx) CRC is a national collaboration of 28 industry, government and research partners. We seek to future-proof Australia’s status…
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June 22, 2020
FEnEx CRC Submission to Technology Investment Roadmap
FEnEx CRC has taken the opportunity to respond to the Australian Government’s call to submit ideas for consideration to the national Technology Investment Roadmap that will drive investment in low emissions technologies to strengthen the economy and support jobs and businesses. The submission focuses on Australia’s competitive advantages and significant energy sector. FEnEx CRC submission
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May 11, 2020
High hopes for hydrogen
FEnEx CRC CEO, Professor Eric May, discusses hydrogen opportunities and challenges ahead for Australia with Matt McKenzie, Business News. He will lead the Future Energy Export CRC through the establishment process at least, with former GE Australia chief executive Mary Hackett serving as Chair. Professor May said Australia was in a prime position to deliver…
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