The article discusses the challenges facing the green hydrogen sector, particularly its high production costs and economic inefficiency. It introduces a new breakthrough in hydrogen harvesting that could potentially revolutionize the industry. Green hydrogen is seen as a promising clean energy source for hard-to-abate industries, but its production using purely clean energies remains expensive. The article explains the different types of hydrogen production, including gray hydrogen from fossil fuels, green hydrogen from clean energies, and blue hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture. A group of Russian scientists at Skoltech has developed a method to extract hydrogen from natural gas fields with an efficiency of 45%, leaving carbon emissions trapped underground. This approach could lead to the production of low-emissions blue hydrogen, addressing key challenges in the sector without requiring renewable energy diversion. The scientists believe their method could significantly impact the energy sector and global decarbonization efforts. Despite the decline in green hydrogen projects, this breakthrough offers hope for advancing the industry towards cleaner energy solutions.