The Low Carbon Liquid Fuels (LCLFs) Knowledge Hub is a publicly accessible, evidence-based digital resource that brings together trusted information on low carbon liquid fuels in Australia and globally. It is designed to help people learn about the fuels, feedstocks, supply chains, standards, sustainability considerations and projects shaping this developing industry. The Hub is intended for industry, regional stakeholders and the wider community. It provides a central place to find clear explanations, original source links and current examples of activity, helping users to consider information from different trusted sources.
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Objectives of the Knowledge Hub
Facilitate learning
Explain LCLF concepts, from feedstocks and technologies, to sustainability, certification, and fuel quality criteria.
Bring information together
Provide direct pathways to trusted reports, standards, datasets, case studies and other original sources.
Improve visibility
Show where low carbon liquid fuel activity is happening in Australia, including projects, pilots, demonstrations and initiatives.
Project partners
The Low Carbon Liquid Fuels Knowledge Hub development and delivery is the result of a research collaboration between:
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts (DITRDCSA)
iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Editorial policy
Purpose and neutrality
The Knowledge Hub aims to provide balanced, evidence-based information about low carbon liquid fuels. It is an information resource, not a financial, legal or investment advice service. Inclusion of a project, organisation, technology, resource or external link does not imply endorsement.
Source selection
Content is based on reputable and current sources. These include government
publications, regulators, standards bodies, Australian and international agencies, peer-reviewed research and clearly attributed industry or project materials.
Evidence and transparency
Key claims are supported by links to original publications, datasets, standards or official project information.
Review before publication
Content is reviewed for accuracy, clarity, relevance and consistency before publication. This includes checking terminology, links, dates and whether material is suitable for a general public-facing Knowledge Hub.
Hub Assistant guardrails
The Hub Assistant helps users answer questions, find content and navigate the website. It has been trained using a selected set of information and resources prepared and reviewed by the hub delivery team. When generating responses, the Assistant uses hub-selected material and does not access the external internet for information. The Hub Assistant cannot provide financial, legal or investment advice.
Developed with industry input
The Hub has been shaped through advisory input, workshops and user testing by stakeholders across the low carbon liquid fuels ecosystem. These processes helped structure the Hub, identify priority topics, check information for accuracy, and ensure the Hub is relevant and useful for different audiences.
Updates and corrections
Content is reviewed and updated as policies, standards and projects change. Errors can be reported through the contact form. Reported errors are checked against their source and corrected, and the page is updated.
Contribution pathways
Users can contact the Hub to ask questions, suggest resources, submit projects, or report corrections.