A Trilateral Hydrogen Hub feasibility study has identified Western Australia's Mid West as a strategic location for exporting green hydrogen and ammonia to Europe. The study, a collaboration between the State Government, Mid West Ports Authority, the Port of Rotterdam, and Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, showcases the region's potential for establishing a clean energy supply chain. With a focus on the Oakajee Strategic Industrial Area, the study underlines the possibility of utilizing a single point mooring solution for exporting green ammonia, leveraging the area's renewable energy potential, land availability, and political stability. Minister Jackie Jarvis emphasizes the importance of diversifying the economy through renewable energy projects and positioning WA as a global leader in green hydrogen exports. The Ports Minister, Stephen Dawson, acknowledges the vital role of Mid West Ports in driving economic sustainability and fostering new export opportunities. The State Government's commitment to supporting industrial projects, including the $1 billion Strategic Industries Fund, reinforces its dedication to accelerating clean energy initiatives and major industrial developments in the region.