Infinite Green Energy (IGE), an Australian renewable hydrogen producer, is set to contribute significantly to Italy's green hydrogen production goals by establishing a plant in Abruzzo, central Italy. The project aims to produce 12 tonnes of green hydrogen per day by the second half of 2026, making it Southern Europe's largest green hydrogen initiative. With a focus on supporting Italy's energy transition, IGE's partnership with Europe showcases the potential for Australian hydrogen expertise to drive decarbonisation efforts across key industries. In Australia, IGE is actively participating in the country's energy transition by developing green hydrogen projects in Western Australia, including sites in Arrowsmith and Northam. These projects target domestic transport and international energy markets, utilizing Western Australia's renewable resources. The company's expansion to Europe aligns with Italy's goal to increase renewable energy consumption and green hydrogen usage for industrial purposes. Through collaborations with European partners like Axpo Holding AG, IGE is poised to bring valuable experience back to Australia and Asia, accelerating the global energy transition. Despite initial challenges in approaching Italian authorities, IGE's collaboration with Austrade and local partners has facilitated the project's advancement, highlighting the benefits of international cooperation in driving sustainable energy initiatives. As IGE continues to grow its presence in Europe, the learning opportunities from projects like Valle Peligna will contribute to future developments worldwide, emphasizing the importance of sharing knowledge and expertise in advancing environmental sustainability and economic growth.