Julie-Ann Campbell MP promotes Endua’s hydrogen technology on Brisbane’s Southside

In this parliamentary speech, Federal Member for Moreton Julie-Ann Campbell MP recognises Endua’s work in renewable and low-emissions technology on Brisbane’s southside. She discusses the company’s Industry Growth Program grant and how the AHEAD project supports PEM electrolyser technology, on-site hydrogen production, advanced manufacturing and local jobs.

In this video

  • Recognition of Endua’s renewable and low-emissions technology work in Archerfield.

  • How the AHEAD project supports PEM electrolysers and on-site hydrogen production.

  • The project’s potential contribution to sustainability, advanced manufacturing and local jobs.

Speaker: Julie-Ann Campbell MP, Federal Member for Moreton

Video transcript

Julie-Ann Campbell MP:

Deputy Speaker, I want to congratulate Endua. Endua is a local company in my electorate of Moreton, on the southside, and it does renewables and low-emissions technologies. They’re experts in the field and they’re in Archerfield.

I want to congratulate them today because they have just received a $4.8 million grant for industry growth, and it’s called the AHEAD project.

The AHEAD project does a few things. It advances proton exchange membrane electrolyser technology and on-site hydrogen production systems. It contributes to driving down the cost of hydrogen and improving production effectiveness. It establishes strong capabilities in hydrogen technology innovation, advanced manufacturing and operational knowledge.

It’s a real shot in the arm for sustainability. It’s a shot in the arm for hydrogen. It’s a shot in the arm for my community. And it’s a shot in the arm for jobs.

Explore Endua’s local hydrogen technology

Read more about Julie-Ann Campbell MP’s visit to Endua and how the Industry Growth Program is supporting Endua’s hydrogen technology expansion. You can also explore Endua’s PEM electrolyser technology for distributed, on-site hydrogen production.

If your organisation is considering on-site hydrogen as part of its energy or decarbonisation plans, talk to Endua’s team about your project requirements.

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