Orica Ltd, a major player in industrial chemicals and explosives, has received support from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) for its Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub (HVHH) initiative in New South Wales, Australia. The project focuses on decarbonising ammonia production by replacing fossil gas with renewable hydrogen. This move is part of a broader effort to reduce industrial emissions and promote clean energy innovation in major industrial facilities. The installation of a large-scale electrolyser at the Kooragang Island site will enable the production of green hydrogen to substitute natural gas in ammonia manufacturing, crucial for fertiliser and explosives production for mining and agriculture. The project aligns with national goals to accelerate the adoption of clean hydrogen and reduce reliance on fossil fuels in hard-to-electrify industrial sectors. The funding from the federal Hydrogen Headstart Program underscores the government's commitment to advancing large-scale renewable hydrogen projects. Orica's collaboration with government agencies aims to position the Hunter Valley as a model for sustainable manufacturing, driving low-emissions industrial transformation. The project not only focuses on emissions reductions but also aims to create regional jobs, increase renewable energy demand, and enhance domestic production capabilities in the long run. Orica's CEO highlights the company's dedication to leading the transition towards sustainable manufacturing, with a strategic focus on achieving industrial outcomes that support energy transition objectives. The Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub project signifies a step forward in establishing Australia as a key player in the global green hydrogen market, demonstrating the potential of renewable energy to replace fossil-derived feedstocks and drive economic and environmental benefits.