The Australian Government has passed the Future Made in Australia legislation and two supporting bills to establish the voluntary Guarantee of Origin (GO) scheme. This scheme will certify low-emissions products, supporting renewable electricity and helping Australian producers compete in emerging markets. The legislation introduces two tax incentives: a Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive of $2 per kilogram of renewable hydrogen produced between 2027-2028 and 2039-2040, and a Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive worth ten per cent of relevant processing and refining costs for critical minerals. Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen highlighted the importance of the GO scheme in driving investment for Australia's clean energy transition. The Australian Hydrogen Council CEO, Dr. Fiona Simon, welcomed the bill passage, emphasizing the significance of the GO scheme and the hydrogen production tax incentive for Australia's industry competitiveness and meeting global expectations. The industry anticipates benefiting from the certainty provided by these incentives for various hydrogen projects across the country.