Highlights
- Provaris progressed compressed hydrogen and liquid CO₂ storage technologies during FY26.
- LCO₂ tank development with Yinson advanced into FEED Stage 2.
- Strategic Partnership with K LINE continued to support hydrogen shipping development.
- Technical collaboration with Himile Heavy Industries commenced for commercial H₂ tank manufacturing.
Provaris Energy Ltd (ASX:PV1) is an energy technology company developing compressed hydrogen and liquid carbon dioxide storage and transport solutions. The company focuses on proprietary tank designs, maritime gas carriers and integrated Supply chain development for hydrogen and carbon capture markets. During FY26, Provaris progressed technical milestones, expanded strategic partnerships and continued developing pathways toward commercial deployment of its H2 and LCO₂ technologies.
Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Technology Development
During FY26, Provaris continued advancing its proprietary compressed hydrogen (H₂) and liquid carbon dioxide (LCO₂) storage and transport technologies.
The company progressed its LCO₂ tank program with Yinson Production AS through the Joint Development Agreement. Following completion of concept design activities, the program moved into FEED Stage 2, covering detailed engineering, structural design verification, fabrication methodologies, marine classification activities with DNV and cost estimation.
The proposed 25,000m³ LCO₂ tank design is being developed for Floating Storage Injection Unit applications and large-scale carbon capture and storage projects.
Provaris also continued development of its H2Neo™ hydrogen carrier and H2Leo™ storage barge designs, with prototype tank fabrication activities progressing in Norway.
Strategic Partnerships Support Commercial Pathway
Provaris continued its strategic partnership with Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (“K” LINE) to progress technical and commercial workstreams for future hydrogen shipping deployment.
The collaboration focused on ownership, financing and operational structures for H2Neo™ carriers and H2Leo™ barges. Technical Due Diligence workshops and site visits supported discussions around future vessel deployment.
During FY26, Provaris established and operated its Robotics Innovation Centre in Fiskå, Norway. The Facility supports fabrication of advanced pressure vessels using robotics and laser-welding technologies for hydrogen and LCO₂ applications.
The company also entered into a technical collaboration agreement with Himile Heavy Industries to assess commercial-scale Manufacturing of compressed hydrogen tanks. The collaboration evaluates manufacturing readiness, automation systems, production layouts, capacity modelling and cost estimates.
Himile’s manufacturing experience includes more than 25,000 pressure vessels and large-scale industrial fabrication activities.
FY26 Financial Position and Future Priorities
For the year ended 30 June 2026, Provaris reported an operating loss after tax of $4.05 million compared with a loss of $2.52 million in FY2025.
The company recorded no Revenue from ordinary activities during FY26. Project development costs were $1.82 million, while corporate and administrative expenses were $3.27 million.
At 30 June 2026, Provaris held cash and cash equivalents of $1.05 million compared with $330,828 in FY2025. During the year, the company generated net cash inflow from financing activities of $4.30 million, supported by Equity issues.
Future priorities include completing technical milestones under the LCO₂ FEED and class approval programs, advancing hydrogen prototype tank testing, progressing commercial discussions with shipping partners and expanding licensing opportunities.
The company continues focusing on a capital-light commercial model centred on technology licensing, engineering services and strategic partnerships.
Key Insights
Provaris Energy is advancing dual technology platforms across compressed hydrogen and liquid CO₂ storage solutions. FY26 activities focused on engineering development, strategic partnerships, manufacturing pathways and preparation for future commercialisation.






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