Australia has unveiled its National Hydrogen Strategy to propel the country as a leader in the global hydrogen industry. The strategy, developed in collaboration between state, territory, and federal governments along with industry stakeholders, outlines four key objectives supported by 34 actions to drive the hydrogen industry at scale. With a focus on clean, secure energy supply chains and export opportunities, the strategy sets a vision for Australia as a hub for clean, innovative, and competitive hydrogen production. Central to this strategy are initiatives like the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive program and the Hydrogen Headstart program, aimed at accelerating investment, driving economies of scale, and reducing costs to boost private sector participation. The government's $8 billion allocation underlines its commitment to fostering growth in the hydrogen sector and reaching annual production capacities exceeding 1 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030. Furthermore, the strategy sets ambitious targets for the industry, with projections of 15 million tonnes of hydrogen annually by 2050. Australia's strategic positioning in the hydrogen market is reinforced by the country's significant pipeline of projects, valued at over $200 billion, showcasing the nation's potential to capitalize on the global transition to clean energy and secure its position as a frontrunner in the hydrogen economy.