Team Pennsylvania, in collaboration with the state's Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED), is actively working to attract foreign investment into Pennsylvania's energy sector, which includes natural gas, renewables, nuclear power, and now, a significant focus on hydrogen. The state, known for its energy production and innovation strengths, is targeting international investors to enhance the industry's scope and scale. With more than 5,600 foreign-owned companies employing over 365,000 people in Pennsylvania, the state is positioning itself as an energy powerhouse in the U.S. Pennsylvania's unique strengths in energy have led the Governor to prioritize it as one of the state's key economic development sectors. The emphasis on energy is reinforced by the establishment of two regional clean hydrogen hubs, aiming to generate substantial job opportunities across the state. Through trade missions and international business engagements, Pennsylvania is fostering connections with companies interested in investing in the state's energy projects, with a particular emphasis on expanding the hydrogen economy. The state is tapping into emerging technologies and offering incentives to attract international businesses, driving growth, and fostering partnerships with local entities. Team Pennsylvania's collaborative efforts, involving policymakers, business leaders, academia, and nonprofits, are focused on addressing industry challenges collectively to elevate Pennsylvania's standing in the national and global energy landscape. By promoting workforce development, advancing technology, and facilitating investment, Pennsylvania is poised to lead in energy innovation and economic growth.