As the energy sector shifts towards low-carbon solutions, white hydrogen, a naturally occurring variant, is emerging as a game-changer. Unlike green and blue hydrogen, white hydrogen forms underground and can be extracted with minimal emissions, attracting interest globally. Its cost-effectiveness and zero-carbon nature make it appealing for various industries. Companies and countries are investing in white hydrogen exploration, highlighting its potential. The comparison with renewable energy sources shows white hydrogen's advantage in land use and infrastructure. However, challenges like extraction technology and economic feasibility need addressing. Despite obstacles, white hydrogen could bridge the gap between traditional and renewable energy systems, paving the way for a net-zero future with global momentum.