Australia's green hydrogen sector has achieved a significant milestone with the Financial Close of the Good Earth Green Hydrogen and Ammonia (GEGHA) project. A joint venture between Hiringa Energy, Sundown Pastoral Company, and the NSW Government, GEGHA aims to set a blueprint for regional hydrogen success. The project, located near Moree, NSW, will produce 4,500 tonnes of low-carbon ammonia annually, displacing fossil fuel-based fertilizers and reducing CO₂ emissions. Additionally, GEGHA will generate 224 tonnes of green hydrogen to fuel vehicles and replace diesel in irrigation pumps, promoting a cleaner agri-supply chain. By offering stable pricing and a low-emissions alternative to imported products, GEGHA enhances supply chain resilience and supports regional farmers. Backed by National Australia Bank and the NSW Government, the project is set to be operational by early 2027, with plans for further expansions to boost green fertiliser production in NSW and Queensland, benefiting farmers and promoting sustainability in agriculture.