The Albanese government in Australia has unveiled an ambitious green hydrogen strategy aiming to produce at least 15 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2050. Energy Minister Chris Bowen stated that the country's green hydrogen pipeline is robust, with targets set for annual exports and production increases. The plan aligns with global efforts to decarbonize industries and transportation through hydrogen use. By achieving the 2050 targets, significant carbon dioxide emissions could be avoided. Despite challenges, including billionaire Andrew Forrest's reduction in green hydrogen ambitions, the Australian Hydrogen Council expresses confidence in the industry's progress. The government's strategy includes substantial funding for projects and partnerships, such as a $660 million venture with Germany. Notably absent from the plan is the contentious $500 million Victorian project to produce hydrogen from brown coal. The government's commitment to green hydrogen reflects a broader shift towards sustainable and resilient energy sources amidst global energy disruptions.