Port of Newcastle has taken a significant step towards advancing its Clean Energy Precinct by signing an Advisory Agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd (MHI). The collaboration aims to tap into MHI's knowledge and technical expertise in hydrogen and ammonia production, contributing to the design and development of the Clean Energy Precinct. The partnership will provide valuable insights for the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) studies currently underway. The Clean Energy Precinct, located in Newcastle, Australia, is set to become a global hub for clean energy production, storage, and export. The agreement emphasizes Newcastle's commitment to leading in the production of clean energy products, supporting economic growth and job creation in the Hunter Region. With the support of a $100 million grant for hydrogen readiness, the project is poised to drive the region towards a sustainable and prosperous future.