The Hydrogen Summer School offered an extensive exploration of various facets of the hydrogen economy, covering production, storage, transportation, industrial applications, and societal implications. With a focus on innovative topics like green steel production and the utilization of iron powder as an energy storage medium, the program sought to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge. Practical site visits to prominent facilities such as the Thyssenkrupp steel plant in Duisburg and the hydrogen lab at HAN University of Applied Sciences provided invaluable real-world insights. Engaging directly with industry experts like Edwin Tazelaar and researchers Ruben Bruins and Leo Polak further enriched the learning experience. The Summer School's emphasis on technical discussions and international collaboration within the EuroTeQ network highlighted a commitment to fostering expertise in the hydrogen sector. Dr. Maja Rücker stressed the significance of the initiative in shaping future energy transition leaders. The event received praise for its role in satisfying the increasing demand for specialized programs in hydrogen research and training. Participants were encouraged to continue the collaboration through the EuroTech Hydrogen Community, demonstrating a dedication to ongoing knowledge exchange and partnership building in the field of hydrogen technology.