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Australian startup Hysata, which says it has developed the world’s most efficient electrolyzer, has raised A$42.5 million ($29.4 million) in an oversubscribed Series A funding round. The money will be used to develop the company’s team and “develop a pilot manufacturing facility” for the innovative “capillary” technology, which it says will be able to deliver “the world’s lowest-cost green hydrogen” due to its superior efficiency. . In simple terms, the biggest element of the levelised cost of green hydrogen (LCOH) is the cost of renewable electricity used, so that less power is required for the electrolyzer to produce every kilogram of H 2 the lower the LCOH. Hysata says the capillary-fed electrolyzer (CFE) only requires 41.5 kWh of electricity per kg of hydrogen. The industry benchmark for highly efficient electrolyzers is 50kWh/kg. “Hysata’s electrolyzers operate at 95% system efficiency (41.5 kWh/kg), delivering a huge leap in performance and cost over older technologies, which

There’s a twist in Courtney Act’s new celebrity interview, which is part of the Ten’s Pilot Showcase. Before discussing the guest’s life journey, presenters with their most attractive clothes. Your show Courtney’s wardrobe is part of Ten’s Pilot Showcase. Give me the elevator pitch that gave you the slot. The idea came from when I was in Alice Springs and did Project . I’m dragging, it’s forty degrees, I’m standing in some animal park, hot and sweaty and there’s a delay on the autocue. It’s all very challenging. And then on the plane on the way back, Hunter [Smith]producer and writer at Project , like, hey, I had this idea for show. And I’m like, Not , it will never work, I’ve tried it before, it doesn’t work. I don’t like the idea. And then a few days later, he was like, so I mentioned it to people and they really liked the idea… and I was like, no… I’ve tried to get people dragged in before, it didn’t work, it was really awkward . And then he was like, Ten loved it so much