The production and utilization of clean hydrogen are witnessing a surge worldwide as the demand for carbon-neutral energy sources escalates. In line with this trend, the EU's 'Fit for 55' package is set to drive significant investments in the hydrogen economy development. Finland, aspiring to be a leading player in the European hydrogen market, is actively pursuing sustainable energy solutions. Espoo, a city at the forefront of innovation and sustainability, is embarking on a study to explore the potential of green hydrogen within its energy and transport infrastructure. This initiative aims to evaluate if Espoo is well-positioned to embrace and benefit from the hydrogen economy. A crucial aspect of the study involves engaging stakeholders to gather insights on Espoo's role in advancing the hydrogen economy. The input from local companies specializing in hydrogen and other interested parties will shape the city's roadmap towards a hydrogen-based future. Sasu Nuokkola, the lead on this study, invites collaboration and dialogue from those eager to contribute to Espoo's sustainable development journey. The outcomes of the study, expected to be unveiled by the close of 2024, will not only inform decision-making in Espoo but also bolster the city's reputation as a hub for innovation and green technologies. With a clear emphasis on energy, climate, and sustainability, Espoo's foray into the hydrogen economy signifies a positive step towards a cleaner and greener future.