RWE, a renewable energy company, has introduced the Hydrogen Education Programme in collaboration with Generation C, targeting children to educate them on the significance of hydrogen in achieving a net-zero carbon future. This initiative aims at inspiring young minds through interactive activities focused on hydrogen's properties, production processes, and its growing utilization in industries leading the clean energy transition. Schools like Henry Tudor High School and Golden Grove Primary School in Pembroke have already integrated the programme into their curriculum. The lessons include exploring hydrogen as a clean energy source to reduce emissions in various sectors like transport, manufacturing, and energy. Real-world case studies from RWE's projects demonstrate practical applications of hydrogen, while group challenges prompt students to think critically about its role in addressing global climate challenges. The feedback from schools has been positive, emphasizing the importance of educating children about green energy and the potential for highly skilled job opportunities in the future. Louise McDonnell, RWE's hydrogen development manager, highlights the program's goal of empowering students to make a positive impact, emphasizing hydrogen as a game-changer in combating climate change. This initiative aligns with RWE's dedication to involving the youth in the journey towards sustainability, fostering curiosity and encouraging active participation in shaping a greener world.