Research

RP1.3-03 Methane Pyrolysis for Hydrogen Production

Executive Summary

The project aims to develop and demonstrate a novel process with strong potential to achieve a step-change in the cost of production of hydrogen from natural gas. Natural gas pyrolysis involves the cracking of methane into solid carbon and hydrogen, allowing the solid carbon to be sequestered, while also offering potential that some of the carbon may yield higher value by-products.

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Commencement / End Date Sep 2019 to Mar 2023
Outcomes / Impact

Experimental parametric data, reports on reactor design and process design, IP, it provides industry with a clear demonstration of the potential of methane pyrolysis in molten systems.

Partners University of Queensland, University of Adelaide, GPA, Jemena, Woodside, APA, Fyfe
Research Contact

Jeremy Harris

Research and Innovation Manager

jeremy.harris@futurefuelscrc.com