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Delivering new knowledge to enable the transition to a zero net-carbon future

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This information is provided for the confidential and exclusive use of students of RMIT University enrolled in the unit USM4547: Management in Practice

January 2021

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What are Cooperative Research Centres? The Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program is an Australian Government initiative that was established in 1990 and funds industry-led collaborations between industry, researchers and end users. The CRC Program links researchers with industry and government with a focus towards research application, and offers support through two elements: • Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) grants – supporting

medium to long term industry-led collaborations, up to 10 years.

• Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) grants – supporting short term, industry-led collaborative research, up to 3 years.

• https://www.industry.gov.au/funding-and- incentives/cooperative-research-centres

Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre

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Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre was established in late 2018:

• Industry‐Led, Outcomes‐Focused applied research

• 75+ organisations across the energy value chain working in a

collaborative partnership

• Researchers who can deliver applied research

• Commonwealth & State Government participants

• International collaborations

• Long term, 7 year period of research

Our participants include over 400 people in 75+ Australian energy and research organisations

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Governance Structure

Future Fuels CRC’s achievements to the end of 2020

• Already delivering 70 full-scale research projects and 40 PhD scholarships to provide the new knowledge the Australian industry needs

• Working at the heart of a growing community of 400 industry advisors and researchers across 63 organisations.

• Supported the delivery of Australia’s National Hydrogen Strategy

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RP1 – Technologies, Systems and

Markets

RP3 – Network Lifecycle

Management

RP2 – Social Acceptance, Security of Supply and

Public Safety

Future Fuels CRC’s industry-led, outcomes-focussed research

Education Training

Utilisation Commercialisation

International Collaborations

RP1 – Technologies, Systems and Markets • Modelling whole multi-energy systems, including

Victoria’s electricity and future hydrogen networks working in concert, using cutting edge, world leading techniques

• Unlocking underground Hydrogen storage in Australia’s unique geology

• Understanding the use of Hydrogen/Natural Gas blends in Type A and Type B appliances (residential and industrial) and gas turbines

• Developing novel production, separation and optimisation technologies

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RP2 – Social Acceptance, Security of Supply and Public Safety

• Already mapped the Regulatory change required to enable Hydrogen within existing Australian gas networks

• Understanding the social license and social acceptance required to deliver Hydrogen as a widespread fuel to the Australia public

• Understanding residential users’ potential vulnerability to energy transitions

• Driving the Safety research needed to ensure our industry maintains and builds public trust

RP3 – Network Lifecycle Management • Understanding Hydrogen interaction with existing

pipeline steels, plastic pipes and fracture control

• Building the Hycel Hydrogen test bed network at Deakin University

• Proximity and ventilation requirements for future networks

• Metering and gas quality of Hydrogen blends

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Research enabling the cutting edge of Australian Hydrogen

Australia’s Gas Vision 2050

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Hydrogen projects are already in progress including West Sydney Green Gas Project

Hydrogen Park South Australia

HyResource – sharing knowledge on Australia’s Hydrogen projects

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HyResource In collaboration with CSIRO, NERA and the Australian Hydrogen Council we have launched HyResource

https://research.csiro.au/hyresource/

Enabling the decarbonisation of Australia’s energy networks

Future Fuels CRC is supported through the Australian Government’s Cooperative Research Centres Program. We gratefully acknowledge the cash and in-kind support from all our research, government and industry participants.

futurefuelscrc.com