Energys Australia, a hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer, has successfully installed a 10 kW renewable hydrogen generator in Neerim North, Victoria, as part of a pilot project in collaboration with Telstra. The generator, equipped with enough renewable hydrogen for a 72-hour running capacity, aims to provide backup power to telecom towers in the event of outages. This initiative aligns with Victoria's Gas Substitution Roadmap, highlighting renewable hydrogen's crucial role in enhancing energy resilience. The project, funded through the AUD 6.6 million Renewable Hydrogen Commercialisation Pathways Fund, signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, Energys Australia is working on developing a Renewable Hydrogen Production facility in Melbourne, which will utilize electrolysis to produce hydrogen for transportation and other applications. Collaborations with companies like Plug Power indicate a shift towards green hydrogen projects in Australia, with initiatives in different states like Tasmania and the Northern Territory. The use of renewable energy for electrolysis during low-demand periods showcases a commitment to reducing production costs and contributing to grid stability. With operations set to commence in 2024 and discussions with potential offtakers underway, the project signals a positive trajectory towards adopting renewable hydrogen for a more sustainable energy future.