As major players in the energy sector explore new opportunities, hydrogen energy is emerging as a promising alternative fuel source. Companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron are incorporating hydrogen into their carbon-neutral strategies, while automakers such as Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai are investing in hydrogen-powered vehicles. Despite hydrogen being the most abundant element in the universe, its current energy contribution is only 2% of global demand, with a focus on green and blue hydrogen. While hydrogen technology development lags behind other alternatives, hydrogen stocks have shown a rebound, as seen with the Global X Hydrogen ETF. Industry experts, including Michael D. Foley from ExxonMobil, emphasize hydrogen's potential in reducing emissions and meeting net-zero targets. They foresee hydrogen playing a significant role in global energy needs by 2050. A recent virtual roundtable discussed the importance of hydrogen energy and its evolving landscape, highlighting the need for large-scale capacity development to reduce carbon emissions.