Name: Bristol Springs renewable energy project
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I'm Sam Lee Mohan, Managing
Director and CEO of Frontier Energy.

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Frontier Energy is a West Australian
renewable energy development company.

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Our flagship project is the Bristol
Springs Renewable Energy Project,

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which comprises of 120 megawatts solar,
a 72 megawatt hydrogen production

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plant, and a 120 megawatt dual
fuel hydrogen fuel peaking plant.

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So this comprises of simply
stage one of our ambitions.

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And in the future, we look to grow our
assets and holdings to over a gigawatt.

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The Bristol Springs Renewable
Energy Project is surrounded

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by critical infrastructure.

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So the location of the plant actually
has access to the main electricity grid.

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It has access to the
Stirling water trunk main.

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It has access to the Dampier
to Bunbury natural gas pipeline

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for future gas transportation.

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And it also is within striking
difference of the forest highway.

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So these competitive advantages are
really what sets Bristol Springs

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Renewable Energy Project apart.

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So our connection to the grid is
a really, really important asset.

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The connection to the grid enables us
to put renewable energy onto the grid.

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And immediately we start to
benefit our local economy.

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Now, not only the scaling to include
our hydrogen production plant and

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potential hydrogen fuel peaking plant
creates jobs, long term jobs, and

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it also creates highly skilled jobs.

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So the local community will benefit.

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And as we scale.

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Our project will become a beacon of the
global standpoint for, or the global

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ambition for hydrogen and clean energy,
really positioning WA and Australia

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as a renewable energy superpower.

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The main challenge that we are
facing is that the hydrogen

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industry is in its infancy.

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And with its infancy, that means that
hydrogen offtake is almost non existent.

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So this challenge have actually
prompted Frontier Energy to study

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a hydrogen fueled peaking plant.

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The 120 megawatt peaking plant not
only provides critical power during

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peak periods onto the main electricity
grid servicing the customers in

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West Australia, but it also creates
that vital demand for hydrogen.

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And in the long term as we
actually scale the plant, we

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can service adjacent industries.

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Earlier this year, we announced a
landmark deal with the Water Corporation,

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the state owned water provider.

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We've secured a 15 year contract
for the supply of water to our

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Bristol Springs Renewable Energy
Project to manufacture hydrogen.

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This is one of the key partnerships with
the state owned asset owner operator.

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Other partnerships, we are in multiple
discussions with various other

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partners from potential strategic
partners to technology providers,

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as well as construction companies.

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More to come in the coming months.

I'm Sam Lee Mohan, Managing
Director and CEO of Frontier Energy.

Frontier Energy is a West Australian
renewable energy development company.

Our flagship project is the Bristol
Springs Renewable Energy Project,

which comprises of 120 megawatts solar,
a 72 megawatt hydrogen production

plant, and a 120 megawatt dual
fuel hydrogen fuel peaking plant.

So this comprises of simply
stage one of our ambitions.

And in the future, we look to grow our
assets and holdings to over a gigawatt.

The Bristol Springs Renewable
Energy Project is surrounded

So the location of the plant actually
has access to the main electricity grid.

It has access to the
Stirling water trunk main.

It has access to the Dampier
to Bunbury natural gas pipeline

And it also is within striking
difference of the forest highway.

So these competitive advantages are
really what sets Bristol Springs

So our connection to the grid is
a really, really important asset.

The connection to the grid enables us
to put renewable energy onto the grid.

And immediately we start to
benefit our local economy.

Now, not only the scaling to include
our hydrogen production plant and

potential hydrogen fuel peaking plant
creates jobs, long term jobs, and

Our project will become a beacon of the
global standpoint for, or the global

ambition for hydrogen and clean energy,
really positioning WA and Australia

The main challenge that we are
facing is that the hydrogen

And with its infancy, that means that
hydrogen offtake is almost non existent.

So this challenge have actually
prompted Frontier Energy to study

The 120 megawatt peaking plant not
only provides critical power during

peak periods onto the main electricity
grid servicing the customers in

West Australia, but it also creates
that vital demand for hydrogen.

And in the long term as we
actually scale the plant, we

Earlier this year, we announced a
landmark deal with the Water Corporation,

We've secured a 15 year contract
for the supply of water to our

Bristol Springs Renewable Energy
Project to manufacture hydrogen.

This is one of the key partnerships with
the state owned asset owner operator.

Other partnerships, we are in multiple
discussions with various other

partners from potential strategic
partners to technology providers,

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Expert Insight


Meet Sam Lee Mohan, CEO of Frontier Energy, unveiling the Bristol Springs Renewable Energy Project—a cutting-edge initiative in West Australia with 120 megawatts of solar power and plans to scale to over a gigawatt. Despite challenges in the emerging hydrogen industry, Frontier Energy is pioneering solutions and strategic partnerships to drive a sustainable energy future and position Australia as a global leader.