Australia’s former chief scientist says electrification and hydrogen will both have a big role to play in decarbonising the global economy.
and the Australian Energy Market Commission has urged a change to the country’s energy rules to allow for the eventual shipping of hydrogen through existing gas pipelines.Grattan Institute energy program director Tony Wood said he also believed electrification would dominate at the household level.
Dr Finkel said existing infrastructure may make hydrogen a viable option in some urban circumstances. Mr Wood, Dr Finkel and Dr Griffiths appeared to agree that hydrogen may be best suited to industrial processes, with Dr Griffiths saying ammonia – a compound of hydrogen and nitrogen – could be a big export opportunity for Australia.to energy customers as well because it is a more stable compound than pure hydrogen.
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