Blue Economy has recently inaugurated Tasmania's first green hydrogen production plant, located at BOC Australia's Lutana site. The plant boasts a capacity of up to 262kg of green hydrogen per day. The facility features a 700kW PEM electrolyser attached to a microgrid system, with the capability to simulate real-life applications and power hydrogen fuel cell ferries. The project, a collaboration between Blue Economy, BOC, Pitt & Sherry, and Optimal Group, aims to produce commercial-scale hydrogen for industrial and transport applications. Australian Minister for Energy and Renewables, Nick Duigan, praised the electrolyser as one of the nation's largest, generating renewable hydrogen. Duigan highlighted the government's goal to achieve 200% renewable electricity generation by 2040, emphasizing the importance of building a sustainable green hydrogen sector. The project, carried out under the CRC programme in partnership with various organizations and universities, signifies a significant step towards advancing green hydrogen production and research in Australia.