The Hydrogen Technology Demonstration Facility (HTDF) situated at Clayton campus in Victoria serves as a hub for testing and demonstrating hydrogen technologies. Equipped with renewable electricity, deionized water supplies, safety devices, and technical support, the facility aids researchers in various aspects of hydrogen technology, from production to storage and utilization. One of the notable companies utilizing the HTDF is Hadean Energy, which is developing a tubular Solid Oxide Electrolysis technology for green hydrogen production with improved efficiency compared to conventional methods. Their technology also shows potential for producing syngas for e-fuels while offering cost benefits through its innovative design and catalyst. The CEO of Hadean Energy, Chris Rowland, is optimistic about the progress at the facility, emphasizing the support received and the positive trial results, which are exceeding expectations. Karen Kozielski, the deputy leader of the Hydrogen Industry Mission, highlights the importance of the facility in scaling up technologies safely and showcasing them to potential stakeholders. The Kick-Start program has been instrumental in supporting companies like Hadean Energy in advancing their technologies towards commercialization by providing funding, expert guidance, and access to critical research facilities. Through such initiatives, the HTDF is playing a crucial role in accelerating innovation in the hydrogen sector and aiding in the transition towards a sustainable and decarbonized future.