The UK Hydrogen Guide 2025 provides a comprehensive view of the UK's positioning in the low carbon hydrogen sector. The UK government has shown a clear commitment to hydrogen as a key player in achieving the country's net zero targets. Various policies and funding frameworks have been put in place to support the growth of the hydrogen production chain. Notable strategies include the Hydrogen Strategy, British Energy Security Strategy, Hydrogen Investor Roadmap, and funding support from the 2024 Budget. The UK aims to deploy 1GW of low carbon hydrogen by the mid-2020s, escalating to 10GW by 2030, with a dual focus on 'blue' and 'green' hydrogen. Initiatives like the Hydrogen Production Business Model and the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund are designed to attract investment in the sector. Additionally, the government is driving demand for low carbon hydrogen through policies like the UK Emissions Trading Scheme, Industrial Hydrogen Accelerator Programme, and sector-specific targets such as the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation. The holistic approach taken by the UK government showcases a positive sentiment towards hydrogen as a crucial component of the country's sustainable future.