In 2024, Australia's renewable energy transition showcased a significant shift towards hydrogen as a prominent energy source. The year marked a series of notable developments in the hydrogen sector, with investments, expansions, and partnerships driving industry growth. The Federal Government's decision to invest in the Townsville Regional Hydrogen Hub was a major highlight, paving the way for substantial green hydrogen production. Queensland also made strides with the $75 million upgrade to Barcaldine Power Station, emphasizing the state's commitment to hydrogen infrastructure. New South Wales unveiled plans for a Hydrogen Centre of Excellence to train skilled workers, ensuring a sustainable workforce for the expanding hydrogen industry. Additionally, collaborative efforts with the UK in the HyZEM project and partnerships like Jemena's agreement with Solarig showcased the international cooperation and investment in renewable hydrogen. These initiatives collectively demonstrate a positive momentum towards establishing hydrogen as a key player in Australia's renewable energy landscape.