Gold H2, a spin-off from Cemvita based in Houston, is pioneering the use of bioengineered subsurface microbes to produce clean hydrogen by consuming carbon in wells. The company's successful pilot in the Permian Basin in 2022 has set the stage for its growth, with new CEO Prabhdeep Singh Sekhon expressing optimism about the future. Sekhon, drawing from his experience at NextEra Energy Resources and Hess, recognizes the potential of repurposing existing oil and gas assets for hydrogen production, emphasizing the cost-effectiveness of this approach. Gold H2's focus on leveraging biotechnology to create new revenue streams aligns with global interest in sustainable energy solutions. The company's plan to expand internationally and secure funding in 2024 demonstrates its commitment to driving innovation in the energy sector. Sekhon's leadership and expertise in energy strategy make him a strong advocate for Gold H2's biological process that utilizes inexpensive microbes to generate hydrogen, presenting a competitive edge in the emerging technology landscape.