ニューカッスルで未来の港を実現する

ハンターの新しいエネルギー経済

Australia’s deepwater global gateway is creating the Port of the Future in Newcastle – regenerating a 220-hectare parcel of industrial wasteland into a dedicated Clean Energy Precinct. This Precinct will position Newcastle and the Hunter Region as a leading production, storage, and export hub for future clean energy products and technologies including hydrogen and green ammonia.

Through the Clean Energy Precinct, Port of Newcastle will support all hydrogen, and clean energy projects in the Hunter by providing land, utilities, storage, transport, and export infrastructure and services – in turn generating over 5,800 jobs, new educational pathways, and expanded economic growth.

クリーンエネルギー地区のエコシステム

大規模なクリーン・エネルギー・エコシステム

Port of Newcastle’s Clean Energy Precinct has received a $100 million funding grant for hydrogen readiness from the Australian Government, administered by the NSW Government, which effectively designates the Port as the State’s future hydrogen hub. Through the Clean Energy Precinct, Port of Newcastle will establish and enable the Hunter Region’s new clean energy economy by forming connections across infrastructure, markets, and people.

The Clean Energy Precinct will offer common user, open access, shared infrastructure across clean energy storage, transport, and export facilities. The common user model encourages efficiency through economies of scale and supply chain coordination and is a critical part of the existing energy supply chain at the Port.

The storage, transport, and export facilities will serve the clean energy production facilities both within the Clean Energy Precinct and throughout the Hunter Region. This allows for new connections between renewable energy projects, clean energy production projects and the Port’s biggest asset, its deepwater channel.

Three of NSW’s top five electricity and gas users are within 20km of the Port. The Precinct will integrate clean energy production and storage with the Hunter’s Hydrogen Hub gateway projects, the State’s Renewable Energy Zones, and offshore wind developments.

“Port of Newcastle has a long history in energy export and is diversifying further to drive the clean energy trade flows of the future. We are harnessing the Hunter region’s capability and critical energy assets to deliver Australia’s decarbonisation objectives whilst creating new, and additional trade opportunities, jobs, and economic growth for clean energy export at scale in Australia and locally.”

クレイグ・カーモディ
最高経営責任者

ハンターにおけるクリーンエネルギー経済の実現:

経済効果

5,800人

ハンター地域の域内総生産の増加

42億ドル

ハンター地域の域内総生産の増加

脱炭素化

660トン/年

ハンター地域の域内総生産の増加

1百万トン/年

クリーン製品の輸出により回避される潜在的排出量

より大きなメリット

リ・スキリング


産業の多様化と脱炭素化によって影響を受ける既存の労働力。

長期的な繁栄

クリーンエネルギー大国となる地域のために

エネルギーの安定性

3GW

再生可能エネルギー容量

エネルギー価格変動の低減

成功へのサポート

パートナーシップ

Partnerships are critical in supporting Port of Newcastle’s Clean Energy Precinct, helping scale up infrastructure and position Australia as a major hydrogen and ammonia producer and exporter into the future.

By combining local, Australian and international expertise, skills, and research, we can remain agile in this emerging landscape and work collaboratively to provide a faster pathway to scale. The Clean Energy Precinct has already attracted a broad range of local and international support. It has secured 15 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreements and 15 letters of intent from other organisations.

You can learn more about these partnerships in our media release here.

クリス・ボーエン連邦大臣とクレイグ・カーモディ・ニューキャッスル港CEO、クリーンエネルギー管区のMOUおよび支援パートナー団体(2023年7月)

パートナー・インサイト

For several years, Port of Newcastle has pursued a strategic direction outlined in our diversification strategy to deliver a clean energy industry. We have a clear path forward as to how these plans become a reality through the strength of our domestic and international partnerships.

Prof. Roy Green
Chair

プロジェクトの主なマイルストーン

プロジェクト計画の初期段階ではあるが、クリーン・エネルギー管区チームは今年、以下のような重要なマイルストーンを達成した:

コミュニティとの協議は、以下の進行スケジュールに示されているように、プロジェクトの寿命とその計画段階を通じて継続される。

ニューカッスル港、フィージビリティ・スタディ後のスコープ報告書を提出

詳細情報

"220ヘクタールのクリーンエネルギー専用地域は、大規模なクリーンエネルギー生産のための完璧なプラットフォームを提供し、クリーンエネルギーの貯蔵、輸送、輸出施設に渡る、共通のユーザー、オープンアクセス、共有インフラによってサポートされ、この地域自体から、そしてハンター地域全体からの生産にサービスを提供する"

クレイグ・カーモディ
最高経営責任者

From Monday 7 October 2024, the Clean Energy Precinct site is owned and occupied by Port of Newcastle. All existing access arrangements need to be renewed with Port of Newcastle and all personnel accessing this site require Port of Newcastle site induction. As of 1 November 2024, all existing padlocks will be removed.