Intercontinental Energy, a backer of Australia's large green hydrogen projects, is driving a cost breakthrough in green hydrogen production through a standardized design approach. The company's template, developed in Perth, involves creating nodes with solar and wind energy surrounding a green hydrogen production center to streamline large-scale projects. By cutting out bespoke designs and leveraging pipeline networks for product distribution, the design aims to reduce capital expenditure by 10% and increase efficiency gains. This breakthrough in the clean hydrogen production process is seen as critical to reducing emissions in hard-to-abate industry sectors. The Western Green Energy Hub (WEGH) in Western Australia is a key project where this template is likely to be implemented, potentially producing millions of tonnes of green hydrogen annually. The project, planned in several stages, aims to harness renewable energy sources like solar modules and wind turbines over vast land areas to make green hydrogen cost-competitive at scale. With the global focus on green technologies for emission reduction, this innovative approach could pave the way for more sustainable and efficient green hydrogen production in Australia and beyond.