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Renewable Hydrogen is an initiative by the Victorian Government (Australia), run through the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA), promoting renewable hydrogen as a clean, safe, zero-carbon energy source. Renewable hydrogen is produced by using renewable electricity (from sun, wind, tides, or waves) to power an electrolyser that splits water into hydrogen gas — which can then be stored, transported, and used to power sectors like transport, agriculture, and manufacturing. The initiative includes the Renewable Hydrogen Industry Development Plan, funding programs, and a network of hydrogen technology clusters aimed at building Victoria’s renewable hydrogen economy and creating jobs across the state.
I worked with the Victorian Government’s Renewable Hydrogen initiative, helping create explainer videos to communicate what renewable hydrogen is, how it works, and its potential uses across transport, agriculture, and manufacturing — making a technical clean-energy topic accessible to a general audience.