The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) hydrogen refuelling station at Swinburne University's Victorian Hydrogen Hub has won the Victoria Project of the Year in the Victorian Engineering Excellence Awards. This innovative facility, submitted by Pacific Energy, is praised for being Australia's first fast hydrogen refuelling station, crucial for decarbonising transport. It enables the production and distribution of green hydrogen for fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), playing a vital role in the future of hydrogen-powered transport. The station's integrated and scalable design sets a new standard for hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, addressing a key challenge in the shift towards a low-carbon economy. Engineers Australia's general manager in Victoria, Jerry Andrews, emphasizes the importance of recognizing engineers' achievements and their impact on society. Local winners, including renowned engineers like professor Chun-Qing Li and Dr. Hua Qian Ang from RMIT University, are set to represent their division at the national awards' gala dinner. This recognition not only celebrates innovation but also inspires the future generation of engineers to continue setting new standards in the profession. The awards also honor professionals like professor Mahdi Jalili for his pioneering work in integrating artificial intelligence with renewable energy and EVs, as well as individuals like Miles Pierce, who received the John Monash Medal for his contributions to engineering heritage.