As the world pursues net zero emissions, renewable fuels like green hydrogen, ammonia and methanol will become important. Such renewable fuels, and green products created from them, offer the only viable means to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries like steel, shipping, aviation, and chemicals. The ARC Centre of Excellence for Renewable Fuels aims to exploit fundamental science to innovate next-generation technologies that will expand the renewable fuels industry and give Australia a competitive edge in their export. In so doing, the Centre will help to transform Australia from a major fossil fuel exporter to the world’s largest exporter of renewable energy, with global decarbonisation impact, while also training the next generation workforce. Funding: $35 million over 7 years Centre Director: Prof Gerhard Swiegers Administering Organisation: University of Wollongong Participating Organisations: The University of New South Wales The University of Sydney The University of Melbourne The University of Western Australia University of Technology Sydney The University of Newcastle HYSATA PTY LTD JUPITER IONICS PTY LTD INTERCONTINENTAL ENERGY AUSTRALIA PTY LTD APA GROUP COREGAS PTY LTD GRAPHENEX PTY LTD BAKER HUGHES SERVICES AUSTRALIA PTY LTD Chuangqi Times (Qingdao) Technology Company Ltd Mitsubishi Heavy Industries BOEING AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS PROPRIETARY LIMITED AMARNA ENERGY PTY LTD BLUESCOPE STEEL LIMITED Quantum Technology JOVIAN TECH PTY LTD BORAL LIMITED BORON MOLECULAR PTY LIMITED