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News 5 June 2024

HAMR Energy and Supercritical to shake up methanol production!

HAMR Energy and Supercritical Solutions have been awarded close to AUD 1 million (GBP 480,000) in funding from the Australia-UK Renewable Hydrogen Innovation Partnership.

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The project brings together game-changing innovation in electrolysis from the UK and a burgeoning market opportunity for renewable methanol in Australia.

We have the opportunity for Australia to be a leader in the production of renewable methanol (an alternative shipping fuel). HAMR has some of the leading production projects in the region, however, we need to continue to pursue cost reduction opportunities and efficiencies. Collaboration with Supercritical is exciting as it has the potential to reduce the costs of renewable fuel production.

Alex Smith, Co-Founder, HAMR Energy

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