Jay Murphy, Electrical Apprentice, and Ashley Withell, Trade Assistant, are junior tradespeople employed to work on the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain (HESC) Project.
The Hastings site of the Hydrogen Liquefaction and Loading Terminal has been built. It is Australia’s first hydrogen liquefaction facility.
The HESC Project has achieved another major milestone with the completion of construction of its Kobe-based liquefied hydrogen storage and unloading terminal.

Completion of construction of the HESC Latrobe Valley plant site has been pushed out from June until August 2020.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries achieves another significant project milestone with the successful installation of the LH2 storage tank on the SUISO FRONTIER.

Japan and Australia's strong commitment to deploying hydrogen as a clean, secure, affordable and sustainable energy source.

A major project milestone today, launching the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier, SUISO FRONTIER at its Kobe works site in Japan.
Hydrogen is gaining momentum world-wide as one of the clean energy sources of the future.

Representatives gathered at the HESC Loy Yang plant site to participate in a Cornerstone Laying ceremony to commemorate the start of construction.
The HESC project partners are pleased to announce that Japanese trading giant Sumitomo Corporation have joined the project consortium.
HESC Project Partners recently filed their submissions to the COAG Energy Council Working Group to help develop a National Hyrdrogen Strategy.

The HESC project team is holding community drop-in sessions in Hastings, Traralgon and Morwell in August 2019.