Innovative Hycel Technology Hub Opens in Warrnambool
Key Ideas
- Deakin University's Hycel Technology Hub in Victoria is the first of its kind in Australia, fostering research and industry collaboration in hydrogen technologies.
- The facility includes specialized laboratories, unique equipment like the G400 fuel cell stack testing station, and purpose-built spaces for industry co-location.
- Hycel aims to advance the safe adoption of hydrogen into Australia's energy mix, offering industry partners opportunities for competitiveness and global market expansion.
Deakin University has launched the Hycel Technology Hub at its Warrnambool campus in Victoria, marking a significant step in hydrogen research and demonstration in Australia. The 2200m2 facility is tailored for hydrogen research, testing, and training, strategically positioned in Victoria's Renewable Energy Zone. Featuring specialized laboratories and equipment like the G400 fuel cell stack testing station, the hub aims to drive the adoption of hydrogen technologies in clean energy applications. Deakin University Vice Chancellor emphasized the hub's role in addressing industry challenges and fostering new markets. Industry partners can utilize the facility for maximizing competitiveness and exploring global opportunities. The Hycel Technology Hub not only provides space for industry collaboration but also promotes events, training, and networking in the hydrogen sector.