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Australia's Infinite Green Energy, which last year transformed its name to better reflect its concentrate on green hydrogen, has completed the acquisition of the 11-MW Northam solar park in Western Australia to power a 10-MW electrolyser.

First solar hydrogen project strikes offtake deal, to nearly double solar farm. A green hydrogen project that promises to be one of the first in Australia to produce the renewable fuel at a commercial scale has signed up its first offtake partner and is on track to begin operations at the end of 2024.

Australia’s Infinite Green Energy, which last year changed its name to better reflect its focus on green hydrogen, has wrapped up the acquisition of the 11-MW Northam solar park in Western Australia to power a 10-MW electrolyser.

Infinite Green Energy is targeting first hydrogen production by the end of 2024 after completing an $8 million acquisition of a solar farm in Northam and signing its first offtake deal.The Perth-based company, chaired by former Woodside chief executive Peter Coleman, said the completion of the Northam deal would allow it to leverage the 11MW solar farm to produce 4 tonnes of green hydrogen a day.

Perth-based clean hydrogen player Infinite Green Energy is aiming to produce commercial-scale green hydrogen by the end of 2024 after it completed an $8 million acquisition of a solar farm in Western Australia and signed an offtake agreement.