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New Innovation can Lower CAPEX by 10%, Improve Efficiency by 10%, and will Power the Largest Hydrogen Projects in the World Perth, 13 May, 2025 – InterContinental Energy, a global leader in giga-scale green hydrogen development, announces its patented P2(H2)Node™ system. Designed in Australia after four years of intense innovation and engineering, this game-changing solution cuts costs, boosts efficiency, and allows for the scaling of giga-scale green hydrogen production. Just as standardised shipping containers revolutionised the global shipping industry, the P2(H2)Node standardised architecture will streamline the green hydrogen industry by replacing bespoke projects with a uniform approach. Removing complexity and increasing repeatability will ensure all projects can access the lowest cost of production. Conventional centralised models require expensive electricity transmission, leading to energy losses and inefficiencies. The patented P2(H2)Node system flips this model by collocating giga-scale hydrogen production with wind and solar farms, ensuring power is used where it’s generated. This system lowers production costs by 10-20%, which will enable faster large-scale hydrogen adoption for industries such as green iron, fertilizers, power, shipping and aviation fuels.Rethinking Hydrogen Production to radically lower costs Key advantages of the P2(H2)Node architecture include: Powering the World’s Biggest Hydrogen Project The P2(H2)Node architecture is the backbone of Australia’s groundbreaking Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH). Designed to produce and export green hydrogen and ammonia, WGEH boasts a planned 70GW renewable energy capacity – positioning it as the world’s largest and most cost-efficient green hydrogen hub. With the support of newly announced Australian Government hydrogen incentives, WGEH is projected to drive down production costs for green ammonia below US$650 per tonne, unlocking transformative investment opportunities and job creation. Accelerating the Global Hydrogen Economy With demand for green hydrogen set to surge, the P2(H2)Node system offers a global, scalable, cost-efficient model for providing green molecules to the hard to de-carbonise heavy industry andtransport sectors. “We are proud that our team in Perth has developed this globally significant technology. The P2(H2)Node architecture is a breakthrough in clean hydrogen production. By eliminating transmission losses and leveraging a modular approach, we are making green hydrogen cost-competitive at scale for the planet” said Alexander Tancock, CEO at InterContinental Energy. “This technology comes at a time when Australia is poised to become a global leader in e-fuels and green iron.” InterContinental Energy is working with global partners to deploy the P2(H2)Node architecture and fast-track industrial decarbonisation. As the hydrogen market grows, this solution is set to drive efficiency, scale, and cost reductions worldwide. InterContinental Energy P2(H2)Node Corporate Video InterContinental Energy P2(H2)Node Fly Through Video

Cummins Arabia and Cummins Middle East jointly launched Cummins’ new Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) at an exclusive event held in Dubai on Monday, April 14. The launch was attended by key customers, consultants, and partners from across diverse sectors including rental, data centers, utilities, commercial properties, healthcare, oil and gas, and manufacturing.

The Bondoukou Solar PV power plant will generate 85 GWh of clean energy, powering approximately 358,000 households, and will offset more than 52,000 tons of CO2 emissions.

AMEA Power, one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies, has signed Capacity Purchase Agreements (CPAs) with the Egyptian government to develop the first standalone battery energy storage stations in the country.

Hintco is announcing today the start of the second H2Global tender, following the successful state aid notification for the scheme by the EU Commission a few weeks ago.

ACWA Power and SEFE aim to build a hydrogen bridge between Saudia Arabia and Germany, starting with the supply of 200,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030

In the presence of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar and Emirates Water and Electricity Company (EWEC) today announced the launch of the world’s first large-scale ‘round the clock’ gigascale project, combining solar power and battery storage in Abu Dhabi.

AMEA Power awarded two projects through Bid Window 2 of the Battery Energy Storage Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme (BESIPPPP) in South Africa. The Gainfar and Boitekong projects are both located in the North West Province, and will each have a capacity of more than 300MWh.

Ingeteam rectifiers will be installed to power 3 x 10W electrolysis modules. Ingeteam has had a subsidiary in Australia for over 10 years and important references in the photovoltaic sector, and for battery storage and water efficiency projects.

The Abydos Solar PV power plant will generate 1,500GWh of clean energy, powering approximately 300,000 households and will offset 782,300 tons of CO2 emissions. The project, completed in just 18 months, is one of the largest solar PV plants in Africa.