iNetZ+ is a comprehensive initiative by Heriot-Watt University with the objective of achieving net zero by leveraging expertise in various fields, including hydrogen. Peter Cummings and Raffaella Ocone co-lead the hydrogen theme, focusing on advancing hydrogen technologies. They emphasize the importance of hydrogen as a key component of the future energy mix, particularly in regions abundant in renewable sources. Challenges in scaling up sustainable hydrogen production remain, requiring technological advancements and infrastructure development. iNetZ+ aims to contribute globally by showcasing Heriot-Watt's hydrogen research and fostering academia-industry collaborations. International partnerships, like the MOU with the University of Houston, play a crucial role in addressing challenges and sharing knowledge. Raffaella Ocone, as the 84th President of IChemE, plans to promote sustainable practices within the chemical engineering field through collaboration and inclusivity. Within iNetZ+'s hydrogen theme, extensive collaboration drives the development of hydrogen technologies, focusing on areas such as materials for electrolysers and policy issues to create a scalable hydrogen infrastructure.