Rishab Jayakumar, a former senior engineer at Bosch India, transitioned from working on high-pressure diesel fuel pumps to hydrogen projects focused on converting pumps into compressors for HVAC systems. This shift towards clean energy solutions prompted Jayakumar to pursue Northwestern's Master of Engineering Management program to enhance his problem-solving skills in the clean energy sector. The urgency for sustainable energy alternatives, including hydrogen technology, was emphasized by Jayakumar. At the RENMAD H2 USA Conference, MEM students Nandini Rajput and Rahul Vashisht volunteered, gaining insights into hydrogen advancements and networking opportunities. Rajput and Vashisht recognized the potential of hydrogen as a key player in addressing environmental concerns. Rajput highlighted the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration for successful clean energy initiatives, a lesson she believes will benefit her future projects in MEM. Vashisht stressed the importance of delving into the industry's current state and growth areas, acknowledging hydrogen's role in sustainability. The conference showcased discussions on hydrogen refueling stations, sustainable aviation fuels, and hydrogen-powered vehicles, underlining the industry's potential for growth and innovation.