The Cook Government of Western Australia is making a firm commitment to developing a world-class hydrogen industry in the state, as highlighted by Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam. Minister Sanderson's address emphasizes the rejection of half measures and incrementalism, stating that the changing sentiment around hydrogen is not an issue but rather the next phase in the industry's development. The state seeks collaboration with partners willing to engage and invest to achieve this ambitious goal. Western Australia's participation in the global hydrogen summit signals its intention to be part of a transformative industry that can shape the world's future. The state boasts excellent wind and solar resources, proximity to industrial hubs, and a strong resources sector, providing a solid foundation for the hydrogen industry's growth. With financial support for hydrogen hubs, groundbreaking feasibility studies, and strategic partnerships, Western Australia is positioning itself to export value-added green products such as ammonia and iron. Minister Sanderson underlines the government's commitment to transforming WA into a clean energy powerhouse, utilizing available levers and initiating legislative reforms to drive the energy transition effectively. The state's 'Made in WA' agenda prioritizes support for green iron and steel industries through innovative industry and procurement policies. With a strong belief in their ability to de-risk multiple hydrogen projects simultaneously, Western Australia aims to lead the global clean energy transition with confidence.