The renewable hydrogen sector in Australia takes a step forward as Solarig and Jemena sign a memorandum of understanding to develop renewable hydrogen projects in regional New South Wales. The collaboration aims to assess the feasibility and supply of renewable hydrogen to gas users connected to Jemena's network, with an initial plan to inject up to 35TJ of renewable hydrogen annually. This partnership also focuses on blending renewable hydrogen into the network for use by homes, businesses, and industrial customers, contributing to decarbonization efforts in the energy sector. Jemena further expands its sustainable energy initiatives by partnering with Optimal Energy to produce biomethane from organic waste sources in regional NSW. The biomethane produced will be injected into the gas network, potentially reaching up to 30PJ annually. Biomethane, a renewable gas interchangeable with natural gas, offers circular economy benefits and job opportunities in regional areas. These developments underscore the growing momentum towards renewable energy sources, supporting Australia's decarbonization goals and providing long-term economic benefits to regional communities. The projects signify essential progress in building a robust renewable gas sector, crucial for achieving net-zero emissions and ensuring a sustainable energy future for Australia.