Global energy consultancy Xodus has been selected a site in Western Australia's Mid-West region for the establishment of a commercial-scale green hydrogen and ammonia plant, known as Project MercurHy under the Warradarge Energy banner. The project, initiated in 2022, will prioritize supplying domestic sectors like mining and heavy transport with hydrogen and later aims to expand into an ammonia export project. With land secured at Warradarge and agreements in place with wind farms for power supply, the project is positioned for progress. The initiative aligns with Australia's goal to become a key player in the global hydrogen market, with significant investments and incentives like the hydrogen production tax incentive (HPTI) of $2 per kilogram provided to eligible producers. Warradarge Energy's CEO highlights the necessity of scalable renewable energy projects to bridge the gap between current demonstrations and future large-scale hydrogen ventures, emphasizing cost reduction and technology advancement for sustainable energy solutions.