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  1. 1. Australia’s Guarantee of Origin scheme International harmonisation and interoperability DCCEEW.gov.au
  2. 2. The scheme has been developed based on consultation, trials, and international engagement A GO scheme was an early priority action item in 2019’s National Hydrogen Strategy Internationally-aligned accounting approaches began development through bilateral, multilateral forums and engagement. Public consultation on hydrogen-focused scheme design Trials commenced by Clean Energy Regulator and DCCEEW to translate, test and develop hydrogen methodologies Targeted consultation on an enduring renewable certification 2019 2021 2022 Australia’s Guarantee of Origin scheme 2 2020
  3. 3. Emissions accounting approaches need to be internationally-aligned to be accepted - IPHE • Australia plays a leading role in the IPHE Hydrogen Production Analysis taskforce • First working paper released in October 2021 • Covers a well-to-(usage)gate boundary • Emissions accounting approaches for four main production pathways • Electrolysis • Steam Methane Reformation with CCS • Coal Gasification with CCS • By-product hydrogen • Second working paper released November 2022 • Hydrogen energy carriers (Ammonia, liquid hydrogen, LOHCs) • Biomass feedstock and auto-thermal reforming (with CCS) Australia’s Guarantee of Origin scheme 3
  4. 4. The GO scheme is an emissions-accounting framework • Captures product emissions intensity and other attributes across the product’s lifecycle • No minimum product eligibility thresholds (e.g. emissions intensity) • Provenance-based certificate (it follows the product) • For products, the GO scheme won’t assign labels like “green”, but will determine an objective account of product emissions intensity • Offsets will not be accepted as a means to reduce carbon intensity H2 Australia’s Guarantee of Origin scheme 4
  5. 5. Product GO certificate details Certificates would: • be publicly available on a register • represent 1kg of product, and can be batched together • include product emissions intensity, facility details, product details, production stages, energy use • Include other relevant attributes such as water use • Include end use details 5
  6. 6. Hydrogen Strategy Section Adaptation and New Industries Division Email: GuaranteeofOrigin@industry.gov.au Australia’s Guarantee of Origin scheme 6

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