Alaska geologist Mark Myers is leading an exciting quest to uncover underground hydrogen reserves in Alaska, drawing inspiration from a successful find in Mali. Myers, driven by environmental concerns, envisions hydrogen as a pivotal clean energy source to facilitate the state's transition away from fossil fuels. The search for natural hydrogen reservoirs is gaining momentum, with a focus on its potential as a massive energy storehouse. Research indicates promising locations for such reservoirs, with exploration efforts expanding in the U.S. and globally. Despite challenges like accessibility and leakage risks, tapping into these hydrogen resources could revolutionize Alaska's energy landscape. Myers and the U.S. Geological Survey are spearheading efforts to map out potential hydrogen-rich areas in Alaska, aiming to guide future exploration endeavors. With ongoing research and collaborative initiatives, the journey to harness underground hydrogen in Alaska holds the promise of a sustainable energy future.