The Australian Government has unveiled plans to bolster hydrogen production through renewable energy sources by offering significant support measures. These measures, totaling AU$8 billion over a decade, aim to enhance the country's competitiveness in the global hydrogen market. Key initiatives include a hydrogen production tax credit starting in 2027, additional funding for the Hydrogen Headstart Program, grants to support innovation projects, and the establishment of a National Hydrogen Technology Skills Training Centre in Victoria. The tax credit, set at AU$2 per kilogram of hydrogen produced using renewable energy, is proposed to run from 2027 to 2041, with a maximum eligibility of 10 years per project. However, further details on eligibility criteria and refundable aspects are pending finalization through consultations and parliamentary approval. The proposed measures align with Australia's goal of becoming a leader in renewable hydrogen production, aiming to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the sector.