August 10, 2021
Event: Hydrogen Hype or Hope?
Join our CEO, Eric May, on 17 August at the Energy Club, to hear how WA is setting its course to become a world-leading hydrogen producer. Facilitated by Eric, Jason Crusan (Woodside), Geoff Ward (Hazer) and Minister MacTiernan (Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Hydrogen Industry) will share their perspectives on what it will…
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August 5, 2021
Recognising outstanding achievements in STEM
FEnEx CRC CEO and Chevron Chair in Gas Process Engineering at UWA, Professor Eric May, has been announced as a 2021 WA Scientist of the Year finalist, recognising his achievements in STEM. The Energy Industry’s investments and long-term commitment to future generations has enabled Professor May to have the impact needed to be a WA Science Award finalist. “The effect of such investments is always cumulative…
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July 31, 2021
Project Announcement: Fluidised-bed combustion of ammonia (NH3) for stationary combined heat and power generation
Being an excellent hydrogen (H2) carrier and effective and practical means of exporting Australia’s rich renewable energy resources, ammonia (NH3) can be used directly as a carbon-free fuel for transport or combined heat and power (CHP) generation. NH3 combustion emits no carbon oxides, sulphur oxides or particulate matter but the technical challenge is to combust…
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July 25, 2021
Project Announcement: Open Specification for Analytics Interoperability
Accelerating change in the energy sector is causing many companies to invest heavily in advanced analytical capabilities as a way of leveraging digital disruption to remain competitive. However, a lack of sophisticated interoperability between these technologies means companies are facing significant challenges including vendor lock-in, organisational silos, and management of change; all while being required…
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June 11, 2021
FEnEx CRC CEO, Eric May, to Facilitate APPEA’s Panel Session – Australia’s Hydrogen Future-Turning Promise into Reality
The evolving future of fuel is a high-profile topic in the public sphere, and conversation around hydrogen investment is no exception. The Australian oil and gas industry’s world-class relationship with leading energy customers and expertise in the processing, storage, and transportation of cryogenic fluids can help ensure its place at the table. In this free…
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June 4, 2021
Project Announcement: The Net Zero Australia Project
Project Announcement: The Net Zero Australia Project – A ground-breaking study has begun to analyse how Australia can achieve a net zero economy by 2050. The Net Zero Australia project is a collaborative partnership between The University of Queensland, University of Melbourne, Princeton University and Nous Group. This will be the most comprehensive, rigorous and…
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May 31, 2021
BoilFAST – new free software tool to model boil-off production
To enable their storage and export, natural gas and hydrogen are often cooled to cryogenic temperatures to condense them into a liquid. However, heat inevitably then enters the liquid even in the most well insulated storage tank, causing it to start evaporating. This is termed boil-off, and the production of boil-off gas causes economic loss…
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May 24, 2021
FEnEx CRC welcomes INPEX Australia as a new Core Participant
Perth, Australia – Japanese energy company INPEX today signed an agreement with the Future Energy Exports Cooperative Research Centre (FEnEx CRC) – the newest industry partner to join the world class research and development of new technologies that will lower the cost and carbon emissions of energy production in Australia. The partnership with FEnEx CRC…
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May 12, 2021
We are hiring – FEnEx CRC is seeking an Administration Officer
FEnEx CRC is seeking an Administration Officer to support the start-up phase of the business. If you are self-motivated and enjoy variety, this role might suit you. Details below, application deadline 28th May 2021, 5pm AWST. FEnEx CRC Administration Officer JD
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May 9, 2021
Project Announcement: Developing a Digital Competencies Framework for the Australian Energy Industry
Developing a Digital Competencies Framework for the Australian Energy Industry: The success of integrated data systems across the LNG and hydrogen sectors will hinge on the ability of the workforce to use digital technologies effectively. Understanding the proficiency of the workforce across data engineering, data science, wireless and networks required for the Internet of Things…
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