China’s Longi ships electrolysers to what will soon be Australia’s largest completed green hydrogen project

China’s Longi ships electrolysers to what will soon be Australia’s largest completed green hydrogen project


The 10MW of alkaline machines will be installed at AGIG’s 10MW Hydrogen Park Murray Valley facility, the output from which will be blended into the local gas grid

One of the 5MW electrolysers destined for Hydrogen Park Murray Valley leaving the Longi Hydrogen factory in Wuxi, China.
One of the 5MW electrolysers destined for Hydrogen Park Murray Valley leaving the Longi Hydrogen factory in Wuxi, China.Photo: Longi Hydrogen



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