Australia has opened the rules for its Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin, introducing the Product GO (PGO) for low-emissions products starting with green hydrogen, green steel, and low emissions fuels, under the $22.7 billion Future Made In Australia project. The GO scheme, part of the government's agenda to become a renewable energy superpower, has received positive sentiments for its potential to create jobs, boost green industries, and support the country's Net Zero emissions target by 2050. The legislation, which passed the Senate in December, includes a below-baseline compromise for renewable energy generators established before the scheme's implementation, with restrictions on the use of certificates to prevent market distortion. The GO scheme aims to replace the Renewable Energy Target and certify Australian-made low-emissions products to decarbonize the economy, with certificates offering transparency on emissions across the product lifecycle. The scheme is expected to operate by mid-2025 and will enable claims for the hydrogen production tax incentive while facilitating economic decarbonization and helping products avoid carbon border taxes.