Australia's Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH) project, a comprehensive renewable energy initiative incorporating wind, solar, and hydrogen elements, is slated for an environmental assessment. The project, covering 22,000 km2 of Mirning traditional lands in Western Australia, will undergo an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) due to the presence of protected matters in the area. This development, led by WGEH's CEO Ray Macdonald in collaboration with InterContinental Energy, CWP Global, and Mirning Green Energy, aims to ensure a thorough understanding of the ecosystem to implement a primary avoidance strategy and minimize environmental impact. When fully operational, WGEH plans to produce 3.5 Mt of green hydrogen annually for applications in power generation, shipping fuel, minerals processing, and heavy transport, contributing significantly locally, regionally, and nationally while enhancing Australia's global presence in the green hydrogen market. The project's alignment with government hydrogen strategies, including the 'Future Made in Australia' initiative, supports its development, with a Stage 1 Financial Investment Decision (FID) and financial close expected in 2029. Through detailed studies and stakeholder engagements, WGEH focuses on sustainable energy generation without adverse environmental consequences, emphasizing its commitment to clean energy production and technological advancement.