The Obayashi Corporation, a Japanese company, has made a significant breakthrough by exporting green hydrogen from New Zealand to Fiji. The hydrogen was produced at a project in Taupo, New Zealand, using electricity from a local geothermal power plant. Following its transportation to Fiji, the green hydrogen was used to power buildings through a diesel-hydrogen generator. This initiative, backed by the Japanese government's funding program, demonstrates a commitment to promoting green hydrogen on a global scale. Notably, the compliance with international regulations highlights a dedication to sustainable practices. New Zealand's emphasis on decarbonization and renewable energy aligns with the project's goal of fostering a carbon-neutral society. This endeavor not only showcases international collaboration but also paves the way for future hydrogen exports, showcasing the potential for green hydrogen as a key player in the transition to cleaner energy sources.