At the International Hydrogen Energy Conference in Moscow, Gazprom Hydrogen showcased its exploration of white hydrogen extraction in Eastern Russia, particularly at the Kovykta field in Irkutsk. White hydrogen, distinguished by its cost-effective extraction and environmental friendliness, has been found naturally underground, offering a new approach to hydrogen production. Gazprom's investments in hydrogen technologies aim to reduce carbon footprint and tap into global energy markets, especially in regions like China. By leveraging the gas reserves in Eastern Siberian fields and implementing advanced separation technologies, Gazprom is pioneering the development of white hydrogen at an industrial scale. While facing challenges like low concentration and market uncertainties, the company's dedication to innovation and sustainable practices sets a positive tone for the future of hydrogen energy. With Russia's vast resources and commitment to cutting-edge technologies, white hydrogen could serve as a cornerstone of the country's energy strategy, potentially reshaping the global energy landscape.