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Woodside Joins Forces with JSE & KEPCO to Build Liquid Hydrogen Supply Chain: What It Means for Tech and Industry

On September 25, 2025, Woodside Energy announced a new MoU. This agreement is between Japan Suiso Energy (JSE) and Kansai Electric Power Co. KEPCO will team up with partners to create a liquid hydrogen supply chain. This will connect Australia to Japan. Under the agreement, hydrogen from Woodside’s H2Perth project in Western Australia will be turned into liquid form. It will then be shipped by specialized carriers to import terminals in Japan. Woodside has committed over A$1 billion to the H2Perth project. This project aims to produce up to 100 tons of liquid hydrogen daily. Also Read: Japan’s AI Strategy: IBM Japan Teams Up with Fujitsu The announcement highlights the energy and hydrogen sectors. Its impact also affects the wider tech and industrial sectors. Here’s how this change might reshape…