The Victorian and Australian Governments have inaugurated Australia's largest hydrogen refuelling project in Corio, Geelong. The $61.2 million Viva Energy New Energies Service Station, funded by the Australian Government's $34 million investment through ARENA and $1 million through the Victorian Government, features a 2.5-megawatt onsite electrolyser for renewable hydrogen conversion. Positioned on a key transport corridor, the station will cater to 5 buses and trucks initially, expanding in the coming years. With a focus on efficiency, the station can refuel 10 vehicles in under two hours, offering a range of 200-450 kilometers per fill. Additionally, the project includes deploying 15 hydrogen-powered heavy vehicles on Victorian roads within two years, illustrating a step towards decarbonization. Victoria's emphasis on renewable hydrogen is further highlighted by its network of hydrogen clusters and investments in projects supporting renewable hydrogen pilots and demonstrations, positioning the state as a leader in the clean energy transition.