Australia is leading the way in transforming the production and transportation of green hydrogen by developing innovative technology to turn hydrogen into powder using sodium borohydride. This breakthrough, part of the Kotai Hydrogen Project with support from Velox Energy Materials and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), aims to make the transport and export of green hydrogen easier, safer, and more cost-effective. Green hydrogen, produced through renewable energy sources, is a clean and emission-free fuel that can replace fossil fuels in various industries. The use of sodium borohydride powder allows for safe hydrogen storage and release, with a catalytic regeneration process enabling the recycling of the byproduct sodium metaborate into sodium borohydride at low cost. Australia has ambitious goals to produce significant amounts of green hydrogen by 2030 and 2040, with plans to export powdered hydrogen to countries lacking the resources for large-scale production. This innovative approach not only aids in meeting global zero-emission targets but also positions Australia as a major player in the clean energy market, offering a scalable and regenerative solution for hydrogen export. The project, running through 2029 with a budget of $16.47 million, could revolutionize the global energy market, providing a win-win situation by reducing carbon footprints worldwide and solidifying Australia's role as a leader in clean energy.