Australia has unveiled its National Hydrogen Strategy 2024 to advance the country's position in the global energy transition by leveraging hydrogen as a versatile and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. The strategy aims to position Australia as a leading global hydrogen producer and exporter by capitalizing on its abundant solar and wind resources for green hydrogen production. With ambitious targets to produce 15 million tons of hydrogen annually by 2050, the strategy emphasizes the importance of green hydrogen in achieving net-zero emissions and driving economic growth. The government is supporting the industry through initiatives like the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive and the Hydrogen Headstart program to make hydrogen production more cost-effective and competitive. The strategy focuses on key sectors like transportation, industry, and power generation where hydrogen can drive decarbonization and innovation. While facing challenges in production scalability, Australia's strategy targets investments in innovation and infrastructure to overcome hurdles and capitalize on the opportunities presented by the growing global hydrogen market.