The Australian federal government has introduced a Bill for its landmark Guarantee of Origin scheme, aiming to differentiate green and low-emissions products from fossil-fuel-based goods. Overseen by the Clean Energy Regulator, the scheme will track and verify emissions across products' lifecycles, creating certificates proving the origin of renewable electricity. It is part of the $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia package, supporting the development of new green industries. Additionally, the scheme will ensure eligibility for the $6.7 billion Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive, crucial for expanding renewable hydrogen production in Australia. The REGO certification mechanism will replace the LGC framework under the RET in 2030, enhancing Australian competitiveness in clean energy markets. Assistant Minister Josh Wilson highlighted the scheme's importance in unlocking investment in net-zero industries, promoting clean products, and improving Australian competitiveness. The Clean Energy Council praised the scheme for building trust, preventing greenwashing, and enhancing trade opportunities to develop net-zero emissions industries leveraging renewable energy resources.