Australia is facing an energy crisis marked by insufficient supply and surging prices, driven by factors like reduced output in response to decreased demand in 2020 and delayed maintenance due to COVID-19. The situation worsened with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, leading to soaring natural gas prices. In response, the government has implemented interventions such as price controls to stabilize energy costs. Australia is striving for long-term stability, aiming to secure access to locally sourced energy from environmentally responsible sources. The country is transitioning towards a greener energy future, with strategies like the Future Gas Strategy targeting net-zero emissions by 2050. While renewables are essential, Australia recognizes the role of fossil fuels like natural gas in this transition, including producing clean hydrogen from natural gas. Various government support programs and investment opportunities are driving the growth of green hydrogen in Australia, offering a promising path to decarbonization across multiple sectors.