Viva Energy has commenced the construction of a green hydrogen production and refuelling station at its Geelong oil refinery site in Victoria, Australia. The project, known as the New Energies Service Station, is a significant step towards adapting to the transport industry's shift to zero-emission vehicles. With a 2.5 MW electrolyser in place, the facility will have the capacity to produce over 1,000 kilograms of green hydrogen daily, sourced partially from an agreement with Spanish renewable energy developer, Acciona Energia. The initiative aims to enable the refuelling of heavy hydrogen-powered trucks and buses with commercial quantities of renewable hydrogen. This development positions Geelong and Victoria at the forefront of Australia's hydrogen objectives for the commercial transport sector's decarbonization. The New Energies Service Station will not only feature hydrogen production but also incorporate compression, storage, and dispensing infrastructure, along with 150 kW EV charging facilities. Moreover, Viva Energy's broader vision includes the transformation of the Geelong site into an energy hub, potentially incorporating a 25 MW solar farm. This solar farm could generate sufficient clean energy to fulfill approximately 20% of the refinery's electricity requirements. The project signifies a positive stride towards sustainability, emphasizing the company's commitment to renewable energy and its contribution to reducing carbon emissions in the transport sector.