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Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Australian Gas Infrastructure Group raised.
Companies Australian Gas Infrastructure Group acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Craig de Laine | CEO | ARENA |
Stories naming Australian Gas Infrastructure Group. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
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ARENA commits $36.1 million to AGIG's Hydrogen Park Murray Valley 10 MW electrolyser in Wodonga, with Victorian Government and CEFC backing, following Engie's Yuri project as the second such development to reach financial close.
ARENA has granted $3 million to the Australian Industry Energy Transitions Initiative, a ClimateWorks and Climate-KIC-led project whose 16 corporate members will model pathways to decarbonise heavy-industry supply chains.
ARENA has selected three commercial-scale green hydrogen electrolyser projects, led by Engie Renewables, ATCO and Australian Gas Infrastructure Group, to share over $103 million in grant funding for ammonia production and gas blending.
ARENA grants $1.28 million to Australian Gas Networks to establish a centre studying hydrogen blending in South Australian and Victorian gas pipelines, with extra support from state governments and energy companies.
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Construction starts on Australian Gas Networks' HyP SA hydrogen facility in Adelaide, supported by a South Australian Government grant, as CSIRO maps research steps for a potential hydrogen industry.
Construction has started on Australian Gas Networks' HyP SA green hydrogen facility in Adelaide, supported by a South Australian government grant, with renewable hydrogen production expected from mid-2020.