White hydrogen, a naturally occurring geological resource, is emerging as a potentially low-cost, low-carbon alternative to conventional hydrogen production methods.

The Port of Newcastle has unveiled the final design for its 220-hectare Clean Energy Precinct, aiming to establish a major hub for green hydrogen and ammonia production and export.

Recent research indicates that a magnesium-zinc (Mg-Zn) pair cluster can efficiently store up to five ammonia molecules within a specific temperature range.