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Albanese urged Parliament to pass the bill saying it will boost manufacturing, but a regional MP has questioned the viability of large-scale hydrogen.
The bill offers a $2 tax credit for every kilogram of hydrogen produced.
Stakeholders say renewable gas could create significant economic benefits and job opportunities.
Experts claimed union agreements may raise costs, restrict competition, and incentivise side deals for Future Made in Australia projects.
Regional MPs have also expressed scepticism on whether the Future Made in Australia Bill will help remote communities.
Net zero remains a key focus of the federal Labor government.
Climate change initiatives to be the focus of direct federal government investment and incentives.
