The Oceania Hydrogen Market Report highlights Australia's significant efforts to prioritize the development of a domestic low-carbon hydrogen market. Australia aims to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors like industrials and heavy transport by leveraging renewable energies and emphasizing the use of hydrogen. The country's focus on low-carbon ammonia, methanol, and heavy transport industries, which have a stable global demand, is seen as crucial in scaling the hydrogen sector and boosting the economy through exports. Australia has established a robust policy framework, including its National Hydrogen Strategy, to position itself as a leading player in the APAC region for low-carbon hydrogen production. State-level initiatives, such as the NSW Hydrogen Strategy, further support attracting investments for hydrogen development. With active hydrogen capacity standing at 0.9ktpa and a 2050 production target of 15mtpa, Australia is poised for substantial growth in the hydrogen sector. The Western Green Energy Hydrogen Plant project, along with other upcoming initiatives, underscores Australia's commitment to becoming a global hub for low-carbon hydrogen production.