Mitsubishi Corporation's green hydrogen subsidiary, DGA Energy Solutions, has embarked on a collaborative journey with Zen Energy in Australia to explore green hydrogen projects. This partnership, marked by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to leverage Zen Energy's expertise in clean energy generation and procurement in conjunction with DGA's green hydrogen plant design capabilities. The recent move follows DGA's acquisition of a stake in entX's Limestone Coast Hydrogen Project in South Australia and its interest in supporting Countrywide Hydrogen's Portland Green Hydrogen project. Mitsubishi Corporation's strategic focus on green hydrogen in Australia is part of its broader initiative to lead renewable energy and hydrogen projects in the region. By tapping into the country's abundant renewable energy sources, Mitsubishi aims to produce tradeable green hydrogen for markets like Japan. The partnership with Zen Energy is poised to play a pivotal role in decarbonizing Mitsubishi's operations in Australia. The collaboration between DGA and Zen Energy is viewed positively by Zen CEO Anthony Garnaut, who sees it as a catalyst for Australia's transition towards becoming a renewable energy powerhouse. The aim is to create sustainable methods of producing energy products for trade, maintaining Australia's position as a key energy and minerals supplier to Japan. Mitsubishi Corporation's entry into the Australian green hydrogen sector reflects a trend among Japanese conglomerates, with counterparts like Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company already establishing their presence in the market. The move signifies a broader shift towards sustainable energy practices and partnerships between Japanese companies and Australian entities, with a focus on green hydrogen production and trade agreements.