AHRC Hydrogen Site Visits and Research Tours

Open to conference delegates only

Hydrogen Site Tour

Tour Times:  

Limit per tour: 

Pickup and Drop-off location: 

Overview:
Hazer Group is an ASX-listed (ASX:HZR) technology company undertaking the commercialisation of the Hazer Process: a low-emission hydrogen and graphite production process. The Hazer Process enables the effective conversion of methane feedstocks, such as natural gas or biogas, into hydrogen and graphite by using iron ore as a process catalyst. The carbon in the gas feedstock is captured as a saleable graphite product rather than a waste CO2. The technology originated at the University of Western Australia. In January 2024 the company announced the first production from its Commercial Demonstration Plant.

Bring with you:

• • Enclosed shoes – this is mandatory at some sites that are being visited
  • Passport – international visitors only
  • A hat and umbrella (recommended)

Please note, your name, role, company name and passport number (if an international visitor) is required to be provided to Geoscience Australia to gain entry to their facilities. If you do not wish to provide this information, you will be unable to access this site.

Included catering: Morning tea/ afternoon tea will be provided. Please ensure you have noted any dietary requirements on your registration.

Registration: Conference delegates can register through the delegate registration. 

Link to webiste for Hazer group: https://hazergroup.com.au/

Hazer Group Site tour

Perth Basin and Darling Fault tour organised by CSIRO

Tour Times:  07:30am – 17:30pm

Limit per tour: 60 people maximum

Meeting Location: Ritz Carton Hotel, Perth

Details:
7.30: meet up at the hotel
8.00: All in the bus
8:00-10:00 Drive to Beermullah (Gingin potential seep) via stop at Borehole AM7A: CSIRO to give a demonstration of water sampling. Refreshment stop at Granville Park with Public Toilet
10:00-12:00: Gingin potential hydrogen seeps – demo of seep exploration and monitoring technics run bCSIRO
12:00 –13:30: drive back to Gingin Granville Park for provided lunch
13:30-14:45: Travel to John Forrest National Park
14:45-15:00: Toilet break at the park facilities
15:00-16.30: walk along Railway heritage trail and observe outcrops – need to confirm with GSWA if they can lead that part
16:30-17:30: Drive back to the hotel

Registration: Conference delegates can register through their delegate registration.