The Sparc Hydrogen Advanced Research Pilot (SHARP) has heralded a new era in green hydrogen production with its innovative photocatalytic water splitting technology. Located at the University of Adelaide's Roseworthy campus, SHARP is a collaborative effort between Australian startup Sparc Hydrogen, Fortescue, Sparc Technologies, and the University of Adelaide. By harnessing the sun's energy to extract green hydrogen from water without traditional electrolysis methods, SHARP presents a promising solution to the challenges of efficiency and cost associated with green hydrogen production. Led by Professor Greg Metha, the research conducted at SHARP aims to enhance the economics of producing green hydrogen by improving efficiencies within modular and scalable concentrated solar infrastructure. The partnership between industry leaders like Fortescue and innovative research institutions demonstrates a shared commitment to accelerating decarbonization efforts at an industrial scale. With a focus on driving technological innovation and sustainability, SHARP represents a crucial advancement in the global transition towards renewable energy sources.