Gold/white industry news, page-7

Excerpt below is from the link I posted yesterday. We can see that Coal Gasification and SMR is ruled out. Also the plant needs to be minimum 10 megawatts capacity.
Elsewhere in the legislation its states that CO2 production must be less than 0.6kg CO2 per Kg H2 produced.
I think a decent sized discovery/development at Ramsey could meet the CO2 and 10mw capacity requirements, however they don't explicitly state that white/gold H2 could qualify.

Imo, its a politically biased legislation too, where the Libs are pro Gas as a transition to Clean Energy while Labor are really pushing Green (electrolysis) H2 that isn't necessarily the cleanest H2.

Condition relating to facility and production pathway

(3) The condition in this subsection is that:

(a) the facility is located on a single site in Australia; and

(b) the facility has a capacity to produce hydrogen, in accordance with the * production pathway, that is at least equal to that of an electrolyser with a nameplate capacity of 10 megawatts; and

(c) the production pathway does not involve producing hydrogen using any of the following:

(i) coal gasification;

(ii) steam reformation of natural gas (within the meaning of the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007 );

(iii) a process prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this subparagraph.

Note: The Clean Energy Regulator may prescribe circumstances in which a facility is taken to have the capacity mentioned in paragraph (b) (see section 421-60).