At the International Hydrogen Energy Conference (IH2CON) in Moscow, Gazprom Hydrogen unveiled an exploration of natural 'white' hydrogen extraction in Eastern Russia, presenting a breakthrough in energy extraction. White hydrogen, characterized by its inexpensive extraction and minimal ecological footprint, stands out from traditional green and blue hydrogen production methods. The Kovykta field in Irkutsk, with its abundant gas reserves and advanced infrastructure, serves as a model for industrial-scale white hydrogen extraction. Gazprom's investments in hydrogen technologies and production further emphasize its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and tapping into the potential of white hydrogen. The Eastern Siberian fields, with their diverse gas components, provide unique opportunities for Gazprom to incorporate hydrogen recovery into its operations. Despite challenges in concentration and market dynamics, Gazprom's strategic focus on white hydrogen demonstrates a positive outlook for Russia's role in the global hydrogen economy. By leveraging innovation and funding, Gazprom aims to position itself as a frontrunner in the hydrogen market, contributing to economic and environmental sustainability in Russia and beyond.