Western Green Energy Hub Pty Ltd (WGEH) has signed a collaboration agreement with Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) to progress a major project in south-east Western Australia. The project's stage one is expected to produce up to 6GW of hybrid wind and solar power and 330,000t/a of green hydrogen. This agreement follows a memorandum of understanding signed in July 2023 and aims to lead to a joint development agreement. The collaboration focuses on advancing project engineering, engaging with key authorities, and integrating firms for project execution. The resulting feasibility study will guide further development work on stage one of the project. WGEH CEO, Ray Macdonald, sees this collaboration as pivotal in positioning Australia as a global player in the green hydrogen sector. The partnership with KEPCO, known for its infrastructure projects, will leverage expertise and networks for the project's success. The Federal Government's incentives and initiatives further support WGEH's prospects. This collaboration signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy development in Australia.