Houston is strategically investing in its future workforce to meet the demands of the growing hydrogen economy. The Greater Houston Partnership, Accenture, and the Center for Houston’s Future have launched a workforce development initiative to address the skills gap and provide opportunities for individuals in disadvantaged communities to secure good-paying jobs in the hydrogen sector. By collaborating with industry employers, educational institutions, and nonprofits, the initiative aims to create tailored learning journeys that facilitate the transition from education to employment. Emphasizing inclusivity and sustainability, the initiative aligns career and technical education in high schools with community colleges, offering pathways for both students and adults to access the hydrogen sector. The initiative's efforts align with the U.S. Department of Energy's recognition of the Gulf Coast as a regional clean hydrogen hub, further solidifying Houston's role in the hydrogen economy. Projections indicate a significant increase in middle-skill jobs within Houston's clean energy hydrogen sector in the coming years, highlighting the need for a skilled local workforce. The region's existing infrastructure, energy resources, and workforce expertise position it as a key player in hydrogen production and innovation. With hydrogen projected to play a substantial role in the future energy mix, the initiative anticipates substantial job creation and economic growth for Texas by 2050. By focusing on workforce development and collaboration, Houston is paving the way for a sustainable and inclusive hydrogen economy, ensuring economic mobility and opportunity for its residents.