Australia has reached a significant milestone in its clean energy journey with the launch of the nation's first publicly accessible renewable hydrogen refuelling station at the Viva Energy Hub in Geelong. The $62 million project, opened by Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles and Victorian Minister Lily D'Ambrosio MP, signifies a bold step towards a zero-emissions future for heavy transport in Australia. The station, powered by a 2.5MW electrolyser using recycled water from Barwon Water, will cater to a fleet of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, including prime movers, buses, and waste trucks. Additionally, the facility offers ultra-fast charging for commercial EVs, integrating hydrogen and electric technologies to reduce the carbon footprint of Australia's medium and heavy vehicle fleet. The project has received strong support from foundation partners like Toll Group, ComfortDelGro Australia (CDC), Cleanaway Waste Management, and Barwon Water, alongside funding from ARENA, showcasing the power of collaboration in driving innovation. Viva Energy's Chief Strategy Officer, Lachlan Pfeiffer, highlighted the station's role in emission reduction and its contribution to a more sustainable heavy transport sector in Australia. The company is actively seeking additional partners to further expand hydrogen adoption and explore new market opportunities. The inauguration of the renewable hydrogen refuelling station in Geelong signals the beginning of a cleaner and more sustainable future for energy in Australia.