Tasmania has inaugurated its inaugural green hydrogen production and research facility in Hobart, marking a groundbreaking achievement in the advancement of clean energy technology. The facility, operated by the Blue Economy CRC, boasts Australia's largest electrolyser controlled by an innovative DC hydrogen microgrid, generating 100% renewable green hydrogen. This initiative supports research, training, and commercial-scale production for blue economy industries, providing a sustainable energy source as an alternative to carbon-intensive fossil fuels and diesel. With a capacity to produce 262kg of green hydrogen daily, the facility is poised to fuel hydrogen fuel cell-powered ferries, showcasing the potential for widespread adoption of green energy solutions in transport and industry. The collaboration between various stakeholders demonstrates a unified effort to drive innovation and decarbonization efforts in Tasmania. The project's focus on research and training will nurture a skilled workforce capable of implementing and maintaining hydrogen technologies, paving the way for a sustainable green hydrogen sector in the state. By leveraging 100% renewable energy sources, including solar power and Tasmania's electricity grid, the facility exemplifies a commitment to environmental sustainability and the transition towards a greener future.