The article discusses the growing importance of hydrogen operations due to greenhouse gas emission reduction goals and Texas' role in this landscape following the selection of the Gulf Coast Hydrogen Hub. It emphasizes the significance for stakeholders in Texas to understand and navigate the regulatory frameworks governing hydrogen transportation via pipeline at both federal and state levels. The White Paper presented delves into the existing regulatory regimes in these jurisdictions, highlighting potential areas for enhancement and changes needed to support the scaling of hydrogen operations. It examines key aspects such as transportation rates, pipeline siting, environmental compliance, and safety and security measures for hydrogen pipelines. The article also notes the necessity for cohesive compliance with environmental regulations across federal and state agencies, emphasizing the role of entities like the DOE, TCEQ, RRC, and Congress in further actions to refine regulations. While uncertainties exist regarding the future of hydrogen regulation, the article stresses the importance of clear safety and security standards overseen by authorities like the Department of Transportation through the PHMSA. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive analysis and pathway for stakeholders to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding hydrogen pipeline transportation in Texas.