Gladstone, Australia, is solidifying its position as a prominent player in the renewable hydrogen industry with the establishment of a cutting-edge community information center. The region, already home to half of Queensland's hydrogen projects, is set to become a key hub for clean energy, with projections indicating significant job creation and economic growth opportunities. The community information center, a joint effort by CQUniversity and the Miles Government, will serve as a focal point for educating residents about renewable hydrogen production and applications. Through immersive experiences and research projects, the center aims to enhance public understanding and confidence in hydrogen as a reliable and affordable energy source. Funding from the Queensland and Australian Governments, as part of the Central Queensland Hydrogen Hub, underscores the commitment to driving hydrogen innovation in the region. Additionally, the partnership between Stanwell and CQU, including the establishment of the Stanwell Professorial Chair of Hydrogen, signifies a significant step towards advancing applied research in the hydrogen sector. With a positive sentiment towards renewable energy, Gladstone is poised to leverage its strengths in hydrogen to create a sustainable future and foster job growth in the clean energy sector.