The Center for Clean Hydrogen, a collaboration between the University of Delaware, Chemours, and other entities, is playing a crucial role in advancing the region's hydrogen economy. Established two years ago, the center focuses on producing clean and green hydrogen by utilizing renewable electricity sources such as wind and solar to split water, creating hydrogen with minimal to zero carbon emissions. The recent National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day event at the center brought together representatives from various organizations, including SEPTA, DART, and interested high school students, to explore the latest innovations and breakthroughs in clean hydrogen technology. Dr. Yushan Yan, the Director of the Center, emphasized the importance of clean hydrogen production from water using renewable energy sources to combat climate change. The center's workforce development director, Dr. Anil Bika, highlighted the engagement of high school students in clean energy and climate change issues, stressing the need for diverse skill sets to address environmental challenges effectively. Companies collaborate with the center to test different materials for clean energy applications, showcasing a collaborative and innovative approach towards sustainable energy solutions.