The article discusses the ACES Delta project in Utah, a cutting-edge initiative supported by Chevron and Mitsubishi Power Americas, aiming to store a massive 300GWh of green hydrogen in salt caverns for seasonal energy storage. Despite financial backing, industry challenges remain on scaling clean hydrogen production and achieving cost parity with gray or blue hydrogen. The Green Hydrogen Summit, scheduled for November 2024 in Philadelphia, will address these pivotal questions and explore industries poised to benefit from green hydrogen. Philadelphia's strategic location and partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Hub (MACH2) make it an ideal host for the summit, focusing on regional hydrogen development. MACH2, a key player in the hydrogen sector, is set to revolutionize clean hydrogen production in the Mid-Atlantic region, creating thousands of clean energy jobs and supporting the Biden Administration's Justice40 Initiative. The summit aims to attract a diverse audience, including energy stakeholders, investors, and end-users from crucial decarbonizing sectors like steel and aviation. In addition to green hydrogen, the event will delve into hydrogen derivatives and Power-to-X applications, highlighting the broader decarbonization journey. The upcoming summit promises actionable insights for attendees to capitalize on the financial and environmental benefits of green hydrogen, positioning Philadelphia as a vital player in the national hydrogen landscape.