Geologic hydrogen could be a major asset in our effort to decarbonize. It can either be found as pre-existing accumulations or generated given the correct geological conditions. Exploration into its potential is now underway, with the DOE granting $20 million to research as well as many private organizations funding their own projects. This panel discussion will look at the current state of natural hydrogen research, looking at project updates and how this could fit into the landscape of nascent hydrogen production technologies.