The article highlights the critical role of hydrogen in achieving the UK's 2030 and 2050 energy targets by addressing emissions in sectors that are challenging to electrify. It emphasizes the need for significant momentum to reach the 10GW hydrogen target by 2030. The aging workforce in the energy sector poses a challenge, requiring the development of a talent pipeline and overcoming a STEM skills gap. Digital literacy and sustainability mindset are identified as essential skills for the workforce transition. Initiatives like the Hydrogen Skills Framework and the Clean Hydrogen Conference in Ipswich are discussed as efforts to prepare the workforce for hydrogen roles. The article stresses the importance of collaboration between industry, education, and government to ensure a skilled workforce and successful transition to a hydrogen-based economy. The East of England is highlighted as a potential hub for hydrogen production, but the workforce development is crucial for maximizing this opportunity. The Clean Hydrogen Conference in Ipswich is mentioned as a platform for continuing discussions on hydrogen and showcasing products and services in the sector.