A recent report by the North West Hydrogen Alliance highlights the immense economic potential of hydrogen in the North West region of the UK. The report forecasts a significant boost of £3.4bn to the region's economy and the creation of 11,500 jobs by 2030 through various hydrogen initiatives. The hydrogen 'value chain,' encompassing production, infrastructure development, and end uses, is positioned to have a substantial impact on employment and the region's Gross Value Added (GVA). Key projects such as HyNet North West and HPP1 are pivotal in driving the region's hydrogen ambitions and have garnered government support. These projects offer numerous opportunities for individuals seeking to be part of the hydrogen sector's growth. The report also emphasizes the employment prospects in designing, building, and maintaining crucial hydrogen infrastructure, as well as in business roles associated with the sector. The move towards a hydrogen economy not only accelerates decarbonisation efforts but also ensures the preservation of existing jobs while creating new avenues for skill development and career growth.