More than 200 students from 14 countries have gathered in Anaheim for the 2024 Hydrogen Grand Prix World Final, where they are competing in races with home-built clean energy cars. The competition, organized by the H2GP Foundation, is a science and engineering program aimed at students aged 12 to 19, providing them with hands-on experience in engineering, building, and racing fuel cell electric cars powered by hydrogen. The event not only teaches students about renewable energy but also equips them with skills like innovation, problem-solving, and perseverance for future careers in the clean energy industry. Participants engage in various races, including a six-hour endurance race, with awards set to be given in categories such as car design and team spirit. The competition coincides with a clean energy industry conference, offering students networking opportunities and insights into potential career paths in STEM fields. Program alumni have gone on to work in energy companies and various STEM fields, showcasing the impact of the competition on students' career choices and aspirations.