HIF Asia Pacific Pty Ltd

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Its role Owner

project tracked
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plant
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partner company
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news article
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HIF Asia Pacific Pty Ltd is an Australian private company headquartered in North Sydney, New South Wales, and a wholly owned subsidiary of HIF Global, the world’s leading e-fuels developer.

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Incorporated in 2020, the company serves as the project proponent and developer for HIF Global’s initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region, with its primary focus on advancing Australia’s first commercial-scale e-fuels production facility in Tasmania.

The company’s main activities include project design, environmental permitting, financing, and construction oversight for facilities that produce carbon-neutral synthetic fuels. These e-fuels are manufactured by combining green hydrogen—generated through electrolysis powered by renewable electricity—with biogenic carbon dioxide sourced from sustainable forestry biomass residues via methanol synthesis.

Key products include e-methanol, which can be used directly or converted into drop-in e-fuels such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-gasoline for use in existing engines across road transport, aviation, and marine sectors without modifications.

Operating as part of HIF Global’s international portfolio—which encompasses operational plants in Chile and developing projects in the United States, Uruguay, and Brazil—HIF Asia Pacific supports the parent company’s ambition to scale e-fuels production globally, contributing to CO2 emission reductions and the decarbonization of hard-to-abate transport industries.

The project HIF Asia Pacific is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving HIF Asia Pacific, of which one is active.

HIF Tasmania e-Fuels Facility
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
FEED / Pre-FID
Where
Australia
Makes
Methanol , Carbon dioxide , Hydrogen
Partners
Porsche AG

HIF Asia Pacific in chemical industry news

21 December 2023
Japan and Korea underpin six Australian hydrogen projects

Six projects vie for $2 billion under Hydrogen Headstart, with BP, CIP and a Porsche‑backed venture shortlisted; final bids due late June ahead of 2024 winners.

Where its projects are

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