Cranfield University, in collaboration with industry partners, is part of the HyPACT project aimed at transforming the hydrogen supply chain between Australia and the UK. Led by Modular Clinton Global (MCG) UK, the project focuses on enhancing transparency and sustainability in hydrogen production. The HyPACT initiative seeks to map the hydrogen supply chain globally and explore different production pathways, emphasizing emissions certification and supply chain traceability. Cranfield University's role includes developing software for tracking carbon emissions in the hydrogen production supply chain and conducting life cycle analysis to assess emissions. The project also aims to showcase the potential of hydrogen production combined with low carbon electricity in decarbonizing the energy sector. Partners like Certscape, Hadean, EDF UK, and Minviro bring expertise in carbon emissions certification, electrolysis, energy generation, and sustainability assessments. Clinton Liu, CEO of MCG, highlights the need for cost-effective hydrogen production and supply chains to realize hydrogen as a future carbon-free fuel. The project's ultimate goal is to revolutionize the hydrogen supply chain and drive the industry towards sustainable practices.