The Murchison Green Hydrogen project, situated 20 kilometres north of Kalbarri in Western Australia, has received a substantial investment of A$814 million from the Australian government through Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). This initiative aims to produce around 1.8 million metric tons of green ammonia annually, with a primary focus on exporting to Asian markets. Karsten Uhd Plauborg, a partner at CIP, emphasized the project's importance in advancing decarbonisation and achieving energy independence. The project's website indicates its dedication to combating climate change by promoting green hydrogen as a clean energy alternative on a global scale. This investment signifies a significant step towards a more sustainable energy future, showcasing the growing interest and support for clean energy projects in Australia.