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Hopes new hydrogen technology can lower power prices and achieve net zero in Australia

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With the nation's energy regulator confirming an electricity price increase, it's hoped a new hydrogen transport technology could help lower power prices and achieve net zero in Australia. The CSIRO has developed a movable hydrogen generator, allowing the renewable energy source to be transported to even the most remote parts of the country.
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