"He revealed that Woodside is "actively looking" at longer-term potential in hydrogen, given work in Japan around converting methane into ammonia and then hydrogen for fuel cells.
"There's not a commercial market for it yet but we think that by 2030 the technology may have advanced so there may be a commercial market," Mr Coleman said."
http://www.woodside.com.au/Investor...oodside Petroleum in battery breakthrough.pdf
https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/29615501/single
I would say the break through they are waiting for will come much sooner than 2030.
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