Energy industry executives highlight the need for policy support and improved technology to enable the development of low-carbon hydrogen projects. While companies see low-carbon hydrogen as a means to reduce emissions from energy-intensive processes and as a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, challenges exist due to higher production and adoption costs compared to traditional methods. Policy initiatives like the hydrogen production tax credit in the U.S. and Europe's carbon contracts for difference scheme aim to address cost barriers and incentivize investment in low-carbon hydrogen. Additionally, advancements in technology are necessary to scale up carbon capture and reforming processes for more efficient production. Industry experts stress the importance of market growth, stability, and regulation to drive the uptake of low-carbon hydrogen technologies. Although challenges lie ahead, a positive sentiment surrounds the potential for low-carbon hydrogen to play a significant role in reducing emissions and transitioning to a more sustainable energy future.