The Port of Newcastle's Clean Energy Precinct is a groundbreaking initiative supported by the Australian and NSW governments and industry partners. Inspired by their experience at the World Hydrogen Summit 2024 in Rotterdam, the Port aims to establish itself as the leading energy export port in the country. The project also intends to drive diversification in the Hunter Region by creating a workforce for the future. Through programs like H2GP and collaboration with local educational institutions, including schools like Warners Bay High School and Rutherford Technology High School, students will be educated on clean energy concepts and sustainability practices. The program will culminate in a competitive endurance race, fostering teamwork and innovation among students. Tim Crakanthorp MP, the State Member for Newcastle, commended the initiative for engaging and empowering the next generation of clean energy leaders. With the goal of contributing significantly to the economy and job market, the Clean Energy Precinct is poised to play a vital role in Newcastle's sustainable future.