The increasing demand for clean energy and reduced emissions has highlighted the significant potential of hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies in paving the way towards a low-carbon future. By combining hydrogen as a clean fuel with CCS to create a closed-loop, low-carbon cycle, it becomes possible to leverage both technologies for their environmental benefits. Hydrogen, sourced from various primary energy sources like green, gray, and blue hydrogen systems, offers a versatile and sustainable solution for lowering greenhouse gas emissions. On the other hand, CCS technology captures CO2 emissions through methods like pre-combustion, post-combustion, and oxy-fuel combustion, storing them safely underground to prevent atmospheric release. While challenges exist in terms of scalability and cost-effectiveness, initiatives are being taken to improve infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and research & development efforts to enhance the integration of these technologies. Economic viability, infrastructure development, regulatory frameworks, and ongoing innovation are key focal points for successfully navigating the challenges associated with the adoption and scaling of hydrogen and CCS technologies in the journey towards a low-carbon economy.