Climate Impact Corporation (CIC) has announced ambitious plans to develop two 10GW green hydrogen projects in central Australia. These projects will utilize CIC's proprietary renewable hydrogen production modular technology, designed to revolutionize the traditional approach to hydrogen production. Unlike conventional methods that rely on piped water sources and grid electricity, CIC's modular units operate entirely off-grid, tapping into Australia's abundant solar resources and atmospheric water to produce hydrogen independently. This innovative approach is set to unlock new opportunities for inland hydrogen production in solar-rich locations like the Northern Territory and South Australia. CIC's partnership with GE Vernova will enhance the efficiency of these hydrogen production modules, with the first test modules expected to begin producing hydrogen later this year. The company has already secured offtake buyers for Australian-produced renewable hydrogen, paving the way for large-scale renewable hydrogen projects in the country. CIC's projects represent a significant leap in renewable hydrogen production in Australia and demonstrate the potential for the country to become a leader in this technology. David Green, CIC's chair and co-founder, emphasized the importance of government support in propelling Australia's renewable hydrogen industry forward. He highlighted the need for streamlined approvals processes, suitable site availability, and support for component manufacturing to accelerate investment and create sustainable job opportunities. By embracing this innovative approach to renewable hydrogen production, Australia could solidify its position as a renewable energy powerhouse and set a benchmark for the global hydrogen industry.