ATCO Australia, a division of Canadian Utilities Limited, has revealed its partnership with the South Australian Government to implement the Hydrogen Jobs Plan project. At the COP29 Australian Pavilion in Baku, Azerbaijan, the alliance announced the selection of GE Vernova to supply the LM6000 gas turbine for the upcoming hydrogen power plant in Whyalla. This turbine is expected to be the first of its kind, operating on 100% renewable hydrogen to support South Australia's energy transition. The project aims to enhance energy security and advance the state's renewable energy goals. ATCO Australia's CEO highlighted the company's commitment to delivering a world-leading energy project and supporting South Australia's aspiration to excel in renewable hydrogen production. The Premier of South Australia echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the state's forefront position in clean energy and the significance of investing in hydrogen-capable technology. The partnership is a crucial step towards a sustainable, zero-emission hydrogen-powered future, showcasing South Australia's leadership in renewable energy innovation. The project's development involves the Early Contractor Involvement phase, where ATCO Australia will collaborate with other partners to finalize project design, procurement, and operational details. With the project operations scheduled to start in 2026, the establishment of the world's largest hydrogen power station in Whyalla is on the horizon.