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This book grew out of our shared journey since 2019, during which we have worked—sometimes together, sometimes independently—on different parts of the hydrogen value chain. From electrolysers and transport infrastructure to long-distance shipping, storage, and support mechanisms such as Contracts for Difference, our research at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies has gradually converged around one central question: where, when, and how does hydrogen truly matter? As researchers in energy and industrial policy, we have combined our perspectives to bridge the gap between what is technologically possible and what is economically viable. The result is a book that aims to ground a fast-moving debate in evidence rather than aspiration. At a time when governments publish hydrogen strategies, investors announce multi-billion projects, and expectations run high, there is a pressing need for clarity—about costs, infrastructure realities, and hydrogen’s true comparative advantage within both the energy system and the wider economy. Our central argument is simple: clean hydrogen will not be the ‘next oil’, but it will remain indispensable in those parts of the economy where no other option can deliver deep decarbonisation. The book is written for policymakers, industry leaders, investors, researchers, and students who seek a rigorous yet accessible guide to the economics, technologies, and governance of hydrogen. We are grateful to the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies for its research support, to our colleagues who reviewed drafts and offered invaluable feedback, and to our families for their patience and encouragement throughout this long project.