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  • RP1.1-05 Final Report Members

    FutureNet: Minimise the cost of connecting and managing Renewable Gas projects at scale across Australian gas networks

    Pierluigi Mancarella University of Melbourne

  • RP1.2-02 Final Report Members

    Techno-economic modelling of fuel production processes

    Colin Scholes University of Melbourne

  • RP1.2-03 Final Report Members

    Assessment framework for biomethane injection in gas networks

    Holger Maier University of Adelaide

  • RP1.2-05 Final Report Members

    An integrated techno-economic and underground storage simulation tool for intermittent hydrogen production coupled with a gas storage site

    Alireza Salmachi University of Adelaide

  • RP1.2-07 Final Report Members

    Realising the potential of renewable gas through hydrogen methanation

    Mohsen Talei University of Melbourne

  • RP1.3-01 Final Report Members

    Solar Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production Technology Development

    Greg Metha University of Adelaide

  • RP1.3-02 Final Report Members

    Novel H2/CH4 Separation Technology Development

    Kevin Gang Li University of Melbourne

  • RP1.3-03 Final Report Members

    Novel technology to produce low-cost hydrogen via methane pyrolysis

    Mehdi Jafarian University of Adelaide

  • RP1.3-04 Final Report Members

    Efficient conversion of hydrogen to alternative future fuels

    Colin Scholes University of Melbourne

  • RP1.4-01 Final Report Members

    Future Fuels End-use - Type A Appliances Test Program

    Peter Ashman University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-01B Final Report Members

    Room carbon monoxide levels in lit-under burner situations

    Peter Ashman University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-02 Final Report Members

    Future Fuels End-use - Type B Appliances and Industrial Equipment

    Neil Smith University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-07 Final Report Members

    Biomethane injection into the gas network: impact of impurities on the performance of end-use appliances

    Mohsen Talei University of Melbourne

  • RP1.4-09 Final Report Members

    Industrial pathways to 100% hydrogen

    Neil Smith University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-09 Final Report Members

    Industrial pathways to 100% hydrogen

    Neil Smith University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-09 Final Report Members

    Industrial pathways to 100% hydrogen

    Neil Smith University of Adelaide

  • RP1.4-09 Final Report Members

    Industrial pathways to 100% hydrogen

    Neil Smith University of Adelaide

  • RP2.1-03 Final Report Members

    Mapping key stakeholders in Australia's energy transition

    Carol Bond RMIT

  • RP2.1-04 Final Report Members

    Developing appropriate protocols for naming energy future fuels

    Carol Bond RMIT

  • RP2.1-05 Final Report Members

    Public communication and Hydrogen as a Fuel in Australia

    David Paterno RMIT

  • RP2.1-06 Final Report Members

    Mapping vulnerability to Future Fuels - A Scoping Review

    Nicola Willand RMIT

  • RP2.1-11 Final Report Members

    An international comparison of media representations of hydrogen and gas - framing issue legitimacy

    Franzisca Weder Univesity of Queensland

  • RP2.2-03 Final Report Members

    Identifying drivers of policy and practices regarding future gas uses in the built environment

    Jan Hayes RMIT

  • RP2.3-02 Final Report Members

    Code of Practice for Pipeline Engineers

    Jan Hayes RMIT

  • RP2.4-02 Final Report Members

    Understanding drivers for damage to distribution assets

    Jan Hayes RMIT

  • RP3.1-01 Final Report Members

    Review of future fuels transport and storage technology

    Guillaume Michal University of Wollongong

  • RP3.1-02 Final Report Members

    Atom Probe Tomography for hydrogen-steel interactions

    Mike YongJun Tan Deakin University

  • RP3.1-03 Final Report Members

    Future proofing plastic pipes

    Nolene Byrne Deakin University

  • RP3.1-07 Final Report Members

    Hydrogen field demonstration - plastic pipe network and associated joining methods

    Nolene Byrne Deakin University

  • RP3.1-09 Final Report Members

    Deployment of the SAFE(TI) Lab for characterising mechanical properties of linepipe steels

    Bradley Davis University of Wollongong