UK-based Supercritical Solutions and Australia’s HAMR Energy will partner in an e-methanol project that aims to reduce renewable methanol costs by 20%.

The Australia-UK Renewable Hydrogen Innovation Partnership will back the project with around A$1 million (£480,000) in funding.

The first phase of the A$1.5 million (£800,000) project will consist of a feasibility study evaluating the integration of high-pressure hydrogen from Supercritical’s electrolysers into HAMR’s hybrid methanol plant design.