Endua, an Australian clean-tech company, has unveiled a new electrolyser technology and deployed a hydrogen power bank system at Archerfield Airport in Queensland. The technology allows businesses to produce and store hydrogen on-site, reducing reliance on complex supply chains. Endua's CEO highlighted the significance of this advancement in making green hydrogen accessible for Australian businesses, helping the country achieve its green hydrogen goals by producing hydrogen where and when needed. The plug-and-play system offers a 'mini hydrogen factory' for on-site hydrogen production without the usual risks and delays. The technology was successfully installed at Archerfield Airport within six hours, demonstrating its commercial viability and safety. The company's approach, developed in collaboration with CSIRO, aims to address challenges in hydrogen production and storage, particularly in scaling production and storage in Queensland. Endua's modular systems can be adjusted to meet specific business needs, providing operational solutions for hydrogen supply and clean energy storage. These innovations are manufactured locally in South East Queensland, promoting quick installation and flexibility for businesses.