As the world transitions to renewable energy sources, the existing electric grid is facing challenges in accommodating the increasing demand from electric vehicles, heavy machinery, and intermittent energy generation from sources like solar and wind. Dr. Yashar Hajimolana, an expert in Energy Systems Integration at the University of Twente, explains the strain on the grid and the potential role of hydrogen in addressing these issues. Dr. Hajimolana emphasizes the limitations of battery storage systems and highlights hydrogen as an alternative solution. Hydrogen, particularly green hydrogen, produced through electrolysis using renewable energy sources, offers a more sustainable approach to storing excess energy without overloading the grid. Its scalability and versatility in applications, such as powering cars and machinery through fuel cells, make it a promising option for reducing dependency on the grid. The article discusses ongoing research on combining blue and green hydrogen to enhance production capacity and affordability. By leveraging the strengths of both types of hydrogen, Dr. Hajimolana aims to streamline regulatory processes, reduce costs, and increase investment in hydrogen technology and infrastructure development. He advocates for raising awareness among municipalities and stakeholders to drive the adoption of hydrogen technology and support the transition to a more sustainable energy system. Overall, the article highlights the potential of hydrogen, both green and blue, in revolutionizing energy systems and emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts to overcome challenges and accelerate the shift towards a cleaner and more stable energy future.