RWE, a renewable energy company, has launched the Hydrogen Education Programme in partnership with Generation C to educate children in Pembroke, United Kingdom, about the importance of hydrogen in achieving net zero emissions and transitioning to clean energy. The programme offers interactive and curriculum-based activities designed to inspire young minds and raise awareness about hydrogen's properties, production methods, and increasing utilization in industries supporting the clean energy transition. Schools like Henry Tudor High School and Golden Grove Primary School in Pembroke have already implemented lessons from the programme, allowing students to explore how hydrogen serves as a clean energy source crucial for emission reduction in sectors like transport, manufacturing, and energy. Through real-world case studies and group challenges, students are encouraged to think critically about applying hydrogen solutions to address global climate issues. The initiative not only aims to educate students but also to spark interest in green energy careers and foster a sustainable future. Teachers and educators are enthusiastic about the programme's ability to engage children in meaningful ways, with a focus on community collaboration and job creation in the renewable energy sector.