Alejandro Agag, CEO of Extreme E, has announced the introduction of Extreme H, a championship that will feature hydrogen-powered cars starting from the next season. Agag emphasizes the importance of exploring various energy sources such as solar, wind, electric cars, and hydrogen to meet the growing global energy needs. Extreme H's ambition to attract energy and tech companies, rather than automakers, has drawn significant interest from manufacturers like Volkswagen and General Motors. The championship's focus on promoting hydrogen in vehicles reflects a broader commitment to sustainable mobility solutions. While the Extreme H car currently remains an EV, there is a possibility of incorporating combustion aspects in the future, presenting new opportunities for hybrid combustion-EV vehicles. Collaboration with Formula 1 and the FIA to explore hydrogen technology highlights efforts to push boundaries in sustainable racing. Agag stresses the importance of green hydrogen production to ensure sustainability and credibility in showcasing hydrogen technology. The article also discusses the challenges and opportunities associated with the production and utilization of hydrogen in the automotive sector, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices in the energy-intensive process.