Brisbane's Endua has unveiled a groundbreaking hydrogen production and storage system that has the potential to revolutionize the clean energy sector. The startup, led by CEO Paul Sernia, introduced two key innovations - a modular electrolyser for on-site fuel production and a power bank storage system already operational at Archerfield Airport. This development signifies a significant step towards enhancing the commercial viability of clean hydrogen energy. The plug-and-play systems can be swiftly installed and made operational within six hours, a stark contrast to traditional hydrogen projects that often take months to complete. Endua's technology, rooted in 15 years of CSIRO research, directly tackles the challenges of hydrogen adoption, particularly in the realms of production and storage. Despite Queensland being home to over 50 renewable hydrogen projects, a reliable supply has remained a notable obstacle. Endua's solution empowers Australian businesses to create hydrogen precisely where and when they require it, minimizing dependence on intricate supply chains. The startup's focus on simplifying deployment times and improving accessibility marks a significant advancement in the journey towards a more sustainable and efficient energy landscape.