Woodside Energy and 1414 Degrees have officially partnered to collaborate on the development of SiPHyR™ (SiBrick-integrated Pyrolytic Hydrogen Reactor) technology for hydrogen production and solid carbon using methane pyrolysis. Woodside Energy, by contributing $1 million in direct funding and subject matter expertise, is significantly boosting the SiPHyR project's development. This partnership highlights a collective dedication to advancing lower-carbon energy solutions. The integration of licensed designs from the University of Adelaide (UoA) with 1414 Degrees' silicon-based thermal energy storage technology, SiBrick®, will enable continuous hydrogen production from intermittent renewable electricity. The project also involves experts from UoA, Woodside, Vulcan Steel, and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), supported by a $2.5 million Australian Government grant under the Cooperative Research Centres Project. The primary goal is to elevate SiPHyR from its current Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 2 to TRL 5 within three years and to establish a detailed plan for a scaled demonstration at TRL 7 within two years post completion of the project. This strategic approach ensures the technology's readiness for commercialization, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and cost-effective hydrogen production. The joint effort signifies a significant step forward in promoting cutting-edge solutions for a more sustainable energy future.