White hydrogen, a unique and promising energy source, is garnering attention for its potential to revolutionize the energy industry. Trapped in underground geological formations like basalt rock, this 'infinite energy' is known for being environmentally friendly and cost-effective. With its natural formation through geological processes, white hydrogen stands out from grey and green hydrogen. While there is optimism about its role in the hydrogen economy and energy landscape transformation, challenges exist in fully understanding its distribution and practical applications. Researchers and experts worldwide are exploring ways to optimize the extraction of white hydrogen for a more sustainable and carbon-free energy future. The abundance of this resource and ongoing efforts to improve extraction processes indicate a growing interest in leveraging white hydrogen as a key player in the transition towards cleaner energy sources.