ATCO Australia has reached a significant breakthrough in the energy sector by successfully blending up to 10% hydrogen into a portion of the main gas distribution network in Calleya, Treeby, and Glen Iris located in the City of Cockburn. This achievement, part of the Hydrogen Community Blending Project, aims to reduce carbon emissions as ATCO works towards the WA Government's target of distributing hydrogen into the gas network by 2022. The Clean Energy Innovation Hub at Jandakot Operations Centre serves as a model for renewable hydrogen production through solar panels and electrolysis. The project has had no adverse effects on residential appliances, demonstrating the potential for hydrogen in Australia's energy transition. ATCO's CEO highlighted the importance of amendments to the National Gas Law to incorporate hydrogen and other clean fuels, signaling a positive outlook for the future. Additionally, a collaboration with Delorean Corporation focuses on integrating bioenergy projects into ATCO's gas infrastructure, potentially supplying biomethane to meet regulatory obligations. This development underscores the growing support for renewable gases in the national energy mix, paving the way for a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.