WA Unveils New Hydrogen Strategy to Lead Global Green Energy Transition

The Western Australian Government has launched an ambitious renewable hydrogen strategy for 2024-2030, aiming to position the state as a global leader in renewable energy. This updated strategy emphasizes the potential of green hydrogen in minerals processing, setting WA up to produce green materials like ammonia and iron for a net-zero future.

The plan outlines major initiatives, including investment in infrastructure, streamlined approvals, and support for green industrial projects. Developed with input from stakeholders, the strategy also focuses on community benefits, regional development, and targets that address the needs of WA's evolving hydrogen industry.

WA's renewable hydrogen industry could bring billions in economic value and create thousands of jobs. Since 2017, the state has committed over $5.4 billion toward clean energy, backing the transition across major electricity networks.

Premier Roger Cook emphasized WA’s commitment to becoming a "global renewable energy powerhouse," recognizing the role of green hydrogen in powering sustainable materials and driving industry growth through faster approvals and strategic investments.

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