InterContinental Energy, part of the consortium behind the $70 billion Western Green Energy Hub project in Western Australia, has introduced the P2(H2)Node system, a groundbreaking technology to enhance the production of green hydrogen. The project envisions the installation of 3000 wind turbines, 35 solar farms, and a renewable hydrogen facility across 22,690sqkm, creating up to 8000 jobs. The P2(H2)Node system directly integrates electrolysis plants with renewable energy sources, cutting costs and boosting efficiency. This innovation could revolutionize giga-scale green hydrogen production by making it economically viable and globally scalable. Despite concerns about environmental impacts and the economics of green hydrogen, InterContinental Energy believes their new system could address these challenges. By co-locating hydrogen production with renewable energy farms, the P2(H2)Node aims to support decarbonization efforts in various industries by offering cost-competitive green hydrogen, ammonia, and e-fuels. The unveiling of this technology at the World Hydrogen Summit signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy production in Western Australia.