The continuous rise in fossil fuel consumption and the pressing environmental challenges have led to a spotlight on hydrogen as a game-changer in the energy industry. Hydrogen, with its high energy density and renewable characteristics, is seen as a promising alternative to fossil fuels for various applications, including energy storage and industrial decarbonization. While the global hydrogen demand is expected to double by 2030, the current supply heavily relies on fossil fuels, highlighting the need for a shift towards cleaner production methods. The article explores different classes of anthropogenically produced hydrogen and their environmental impacts, emphasizing the importance of transitioning to renewable feedstocks for sustainable hydrogen production. Natural hydrogen reservoirs are gaining traction as a potential solution to the high costs associated with current production methods. The strategic utilization of natural hydrogen, combined with renewable energy sources, is viewed as a key strategy to accelerate the development of clean energy and mitigate challenges in hydrogen production. By integrating natural hydrogen extraction with renewable energy conversion, the energy industry aims to establish hydrogen as the dominant global energy source by 2150. Research findings on natural hydrogen presence worldwide, from Oman to the western Alps region, underline the global potential of this clean energy source and its role in reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels.