Australia's hydrogen company Energys has secured planning approval for a green hydrogen production plant in Hastings, Victoria. The project, focused on industrial green hydrogen supply, aims to replace emissions-intensive grey hydrogen with a zero-carbon alternative. At its core, the facility will feature a 1 MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer, running on surplus renewable energy and low-cost electricity. Coregas, an Australian hydrogen producer, will manage the site operations and downstream logistics including compression, liquefaction, and distribution. The green hydrogen produced is set to lower emissions in power generation, road transport, and marine industries by displacing diesel use. Energys' CEO, Roger Knight, emphasized the project's significance in advancing green hydrogen innovation and driving decarbonization in critical sectors. This initiative positions Victoria as a leader in sustainable energy practices and highlights the commitment to reducing carbon footprints through innovative solutions.