Hydrogen production is currently at a crucial point, facing the dual challenge of rapidly scaling up production in a cost-effective manner while also decarbonizing the process. Blue hydrogen projects, such as those by Air Products, are emerging to address the issue of capturing CO2 emissions from steam methane reforming. However, the industry realizes that blue hydrogen alone will not suffice. The demand for green hydrogen produced through electrolysis is on the rise to combat carbon emissions effectively. Despite extensive government subsidies and research and development efforts, the progress in scaling up green hydrogen has been slower than expected. Recently, Aurora Hydrogen CEO Andrew Gillis shared insights into the company's hydrogen technology as its demonstration plant takes shape, emphasizing the importance of diversifying hydrogen production methods to meet the increasing needs of the hydrogen economy.