The article discusses the upcoming Green Hydrogen Summit UK 2025 in London, where industry experts will converge to explore innovative solutions in solar, wind, and green hydrogen sectors. Sam French from MorGen Energy highlights their two key projects, West Wales Hydrogen and Teesside Green Hydrogen, emphasizing their integration with industrial users to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors. The discussion extends to addressing challenges in the UK's energy transition, such as the importance of scalable solutions like pipeline connections and technology selection tailored to project needs. The UK's progress in the global hydrogen economy, particularly through Hydrogen Allocation Rounds, is commended, with a call for sustained government support to drive long-term value and competitiveness. Furthermore, the necessity of a strong domestic supply chain is emphasized for resilience and growth. The effectiveness of funding schemes like the IETF and the need for streamlined contracting processes are also highlighted. Additionally, the importance of coordinated infrastructure development, particularly in hydrogen pipelines and storage, is stressed for system-wide scale-up. The potential of hydrogen in decarbonizing legacy industrial clusters like Teesside and Humberside is discussed, showcasing the transformative role green hydrogen can play in revitalizing such areas.