Australia's Denham Renewable Hydrogen Microgrid, the first of its kind in the country, is now fully operational. The microgrid includes a 704KW solar farm, 348KW hydrogen electrolyser, and a 100KW fuel cell located in Denham, Australia. The WA Government has released a public knowledge sharing report on the project, aiming to advance technology, understand costs, and explore regulatory requirements related to using hydrogen as a fuel source. This report will not only guide future applications of hydrogen technology in remote microgrids but also help in transitioning towards cleaner energy sources. Funded by the WA Government and other programs, the project emphasizes the importance of hydrogen in a clean energy future, reducing reliance on diesel in remote areas, and providing cleaner, more affordable, and reliable power for Denham. The initiative also showcases the potential of hydrogen to play a significant role in powering regions like Denham while creating job opportunities and business prospects through new export markets. Acting Energy Minister Dr. Tony Buti highlighted the project's significance in replacing coal-fired power with renewable energy sources, indicating how hydrogen can contribute to a sustainable energy transition while benefiting regional communities connected to microgrids.