NewHydrogen, Inc. has introduced ThermoLoop™, a technology using water and heat to produce cost-effective green hydrogen. Dr. Daniel Kammen from UC Berkeley discussed the decreasing costs of solar and wind energy, emphasizing the importance of 'green' hydrogen over 'gray' or 'blue' hydrogen. He highlighted Japan's ambitious plan for decarbonization using renewable energy and hydrogen, along with integrating electric vehicles for energy storage and grid flexibility. Dr. Kammen stressed the need for equitable sharing of green hydrogen benefits and proposed concentrated industrial hubs as ideal test cases. His work focuses on achieving true decarbonization and a just transition to a cleaner energy future.