Asia Pacific > Woodside teams up with Asian partners to explore hydrogen supply chain

Woodside teams up with Asian partners to explore hydrogen supply chain

Published 05:26 on December 22, 2021  /  Last updated at 00:57 on December 23, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, International, Japan, Other APAC, US, Voluntary

Australia’s Woodside has signed an agreement with four Singapore-based energy customers to study the feasibility of a liquid hydrogen (LH2) supply chain from Western Australia (WA) to the island-state, and potentially further to Japan, the oil and gas operator announced on Wednesday.
Australia’s Woodside has signed an agreement with four Singapore-based energy customers to study the feasibility of a liquid hydrogen (LH2) supply chain from Western Australia (WA) to the island-state, and potentially further to Japan, the oil and gas operator announced on Wednesday.


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