The Geologic Hydrogen Workshop 2024 at UAF in Fairbanks, Alaska brought together over 100 stakeholders to explore the potential of geologic hydrogen as a cleaner energy resource. While oil and gas have historically driven Alaska's energy sector, the discussion now revolves around the natural hydrogen formed deep within the Earth. This 'golden' hydrogen, known for its purity, is seen as a crucial component in the energy transition towards cleaner sources. Dr. Mark Myers highlighted the transformative impact geologic hydrogen could have on Alaska and highlighted the need for sustainable research efforts to harness this resource. The workshop emphasized the need to study potential geological settings in Arctic regions, including Alaska, to better understand and develop natural hydrogen deposits. Presenters discussed the technical aspects of natural hydrogen generation, outlining the process of serpentinization in which rocks interact with water to produce hydrogen. The event featured representatives from various sectors, including government agencies, research institutions, and industry players, all highlighting the importance of collaboration in advancing geologic hydrogen research. The presence of international experts underscored the global significance of geologic hydrogen as a renewable energy source. The discussions also touched on the economic, storage, and transportation aspects of utilizing natural hydrogen, pointing towards a future where this resource could provide sustainable energy solutions for communities lacking traditional energy access. This gathering serves as a pivotal moment in the journey towards integrating geologic hydrogen into Alaska's energy landscape and beyond.