Toyota is pioneering a solution to address the challenges in the EV industry with their swappable hydrogen fuel cartridges. These cartridges offer a portable and efficient alternative to traditional charging infrastructure, providing a solution to range anxiety. The lightweight design allows them to be carried by hand, stored inside vehicles as backup fuel options, or used as energy sources during power outages. Demonstrated at the Mobility Show Bizweek 2024, Toyota showcased the versatility of these cartridges by using them as fuel cells for cooking, in collaboration with Rinnai Corporation. Furthermore, the article highlights the advancements in the hydrogen production industry, especially by Australian ASX companies like Provaris Energy and Gold Hydrogen. Provaris Energy has cleared the European Union's Renewable Energy Directive II emissions standards for bulk hydrogen transportation and has established hydrogen supply chains with key partners like Norwegian Hydrogen and Uniper. On the other hand, Gold Hydrogen has achieved high hydrogen concentrations, emphasizing the growing capabilities in hydrogen production. The Australian government's significant investments in the domestic hydrogen industry further underscore the importance of hydrogen as a renewable energy source. With a pipeline valued at over $200 billion and numerous projects in operation or under construction, Australia is at the forefront of driving the hydrogen economy forward, aligning with global renewable energy goals.