The Trilateral Hydrogen Hub Feasibility Study, a collaborative effort between the Western Australian government, Mid West Ports Authority, the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute, explores the feasibility of exporting green hydrogen and ammonia from Western Australia to Europe through the Oakajee Strategic Industrial Area (SIA). The study underscores the Mid West region's potential to serve as a hub for clean energy export, given its abundance of renewable energy resources, land availability, and stability. With the prospect of producing millions of tonnes of hydrogen annually, the study envisions Oakajee SIA becoming a significant hydrogen production center. The State Government's investment through the Strategic Industries Fund further solidifies its commitment to fostering clean energy projects and driving industrial development. Officials, including Mid West Minister Jackie Jarvis and WA Ports Minister Stephen Dawson, emphasize the importance of collaboration with industry and international partners to realize Western Australia's potential as a leading exporter of green hydrogen. The project not only aims to boost the region's economy by creating new export opportunities but also seeks to position Western Australia as a global player in the clean energy sector by capitalizing on its existing expertise as an energy exporter.