The Taiwan Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Partnership (THFCP) has expanded its global reach by signing memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with four countries at the 2025 Hyvolution exhibition in Paris. These MOUs were inked with Ukraine, France, Poland, and Denmark to advance the hydrogen and fuel cell industry, foster research and development, and enhance international collaboration across the supply chain. The agreements also aim to facilitate applications for international projects and promote exchanges of expertise between Taiwan and its partner countries. Taiwan's participation at the exhibition highlighted its advanced technologies in hydrogen purification, energy electrolysis, Power-to-Gas system integration, and energy management solutions. With over 90 members, the THFCP and Taiwan Institute of Economic Research showcased the country's prowess in information and communication technology, manufacturing techniques, and R&D capabilities. Despite Taiwan's reliance on imported energy due to its small land area and high population density, the country is exploring solutions by engaging in discussions with nations like Chile and Australia to invest in overseas hydrogen factories and import industrial chains. The article portrays a positive sentiment towards Taiwan's initiatives in the hydrogen sector and emphasizes its potential to become a global leader in hydrogen fuel cell technology.