The Big Big Project in Tees Valley, United Kingdom, has once again highlighted the innovative capabilities of young students in the region. In its sixth year, the project focused on hydrogen technology and clean energy, bringing together more than 90 students from 14 secondary schools. Each school was paired with mentors from local businesses to help students shape ambitious ideas to support the area's role in the UK’s clean hydrogen transition. Students were tasked with designing a 'Hydrogen SuperPlace' plan, considering various aspects like infrastructure, transport, public awareness, and behavior change. After competitive rounds and presentations, Egglescliffe School emerged as the winner. Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen praised the project for engaging the next generation in clean energy efforts. The initiative not only fosters innovation but also aims to enhance students' skills such as communication, leadership, and problem-solving. The partnership between the Tees Valley Careers Hub team and Jacobs, a global technical consultancy firm, highlights the commitment to preparing young talent for future roles in the clean energy sector.