A Newcastle-based startup, EM Energy, is making waves in clean energy production with its Organic Hydrogen Electrolyser Cell (OHEC), funded by the NSW Government's MVP Ventures Program. The OHEC technology aims to revolutionize green hydrogen production by converting organic waste into clean energy, thus reducing the carbon footprint associated with conventional methods. Minister Anoulack Chanthivong praised EM Energy for their innovative approach, expressing support for the development of their green hydrogen production technology. Co-Founder Chris Wilson highlighted the OHEC's environmental benefits, noting its energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional hydrogen production methods. The OHEC device is designed to be deployed onsite, eliminating the need for costly hydrogen transportation. The article also mentions that applications for the next funding round are now open, showcasing ongoing government support for advancements in sustainable energy generation.