Woodside Energy Group Ltd, known for its presence in the oil and gas sector, is shifting its focus towards the booming growth of data centres driven by the AI revolution. As AI advancements demand more energy, especially with a global goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050, the company is eyeing hydrogen as a potential solution. CEO Meg O'Neill is discussing a 'liquid hydrogen value chain' with data centre operators in Singapore, aiming to secure sustainable energy sources for these facilities. Woodside's Climate Transition Action Plan (CTAP) emphasizes the importance of hydrogen, with plans for commercial scale renewable hydrogen production. Despite facing challenges like the rejection of CTAP by shareholders, Woodside remains committed to exploring hydrogen infrastructure and low carbon fuel investments. Collaborations with data centre operators present opportunities for innovative solutions that align with the growing need for green energy. Overall, Woodside Energy is positioning itself to play a key role in the energy transition towards a more sustainable future.