Provaris Secures A$1.5 Million for Hydrogen and CO2 Projects in Europe
Key Ideas
- Australian energy company Provaris raises A$1.5 million to support hydrogen and CO2 initiatives in Europe.
- Funding will be used for priority business developments, including the restart of the prototype tank program.
- Provaris is focusing on advancing the commercial and technical steps for hydrogen recognition in Europe and developing unique solutions for gas storage and transport.
- Partnerships with Norwegian Hydrogen, Uniper Global Commodities, Global Energy Storage, and Yinson Production demonstrate Provaris' commitment to hydrogen and CO2 projects.
Australian energy company Provaris has successfully secured A$1.5 million through a share placement to advance its hydrogen and CO2 projects in Europe. The funding, supported by institutional and corporate investors, will also contribute to the restart of Provaris' prototype tank program. Provaris aims to establish compressed hydrogen as a key element for regional hydrogen production, storage, and transport in North West Europe. They are also focusing on developing proprietary solutions for gas storage and marine transport to address industry challenges. Collaborations with Norwegian Hydrogen, Uniper Global Commodities, Global Energy Storage, and Yinson Production highlight Provaris' efforts in creating hydrogen supply chains and exploring gaseous hydrogen import facilities and bulk-scale storage and transport alternatives for CO2. The company's Managing Director and CEO, Martin Carolan, expressed gratitude for the significant support received, emphasizing the importance of these investments in advancing Provaris' innovative initiatives in the energy sector.