Australia's green hydrogen sector and its supporters have embraced the Australian Labor Party's victory, securing the future of the country's ambitions in the green hydrogen industry. The win ensures the preservation of more than $10 billion in planned industry incentives, preventing a potential setback to the growth of a globally competitive green hydrogen export industry. The government's commitment includes $6.7 billion in production credits for renewable hydrogen makers and substantial funding for large-scale projects and pre-commercial technologies. Key initiatives like the Murchison Green Hydrogen Project are already benefitting from significant investments to facilitate green hydrogen production and export, particularly to European markets. The government's Future Made in Australia agenda further cements its support for green hydrogen, with $6.7 billion dedicated to production tax credits starting from 2026-27. These credits will incentivize renewable hydrogen production for up to ten years per project, driving the decarbonization of industries like shipping, aviation, agriculture, and steelmaking. The Hydrogen Headstart program, alongside Labor's initiatives, aims to propel Australia towards a prominent position in the global green hydrogen market by fostering policy certainty, encouraging investment, and promoting the development of sustainable energy solutions.