The Taiwan Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Partnership (THFCP) has taken a significant step towards promoting research and development in the fuel cell supply chain by partnering with representatives from Ukraine, Denmark, Poland, and France. These collaborations, signed at Hyvolution Paris through Memoranda of Understandings (MOUs), are aimed at enhancing Taiwan's global standing in hydrogen and fuel cell projects. Lin Jo-Chen, THFCP CEO and Deputy Director of Taiwan Institute of Economic Research's (TIER) Research Division 1, highlighted Taiwan's substantial resources for hydrogen fuel cell development, with the majority of crucial components being manufactured locally. Despite this, the country's reliance on imports due to its limited land area and high population density has prompted a focus on enhancing local capabilities. In alignment with this goal, Delta Electronics has established a 'megawatt-grade' R&D lab dedicated to hydrogen electrolysers and fuel cells, with the intention of commencing mass production of hydrogen technology solutions by 2026. These initiatives signify Taiwan's commitment to advancing in the field of hydrogen technology and its efforts to contribute on a global scale.