The Global Hydrogen Review, an annual publication by the IEA under the Clean Energy Ministerial Hydrogen Initiative, serves as a comprehensive tracker of global hydrogen production and demand. It delves into critical aspects such as infrastructure development, policy, trade, regulation, investments, and innovation. Aimed at informing energy sector stakeholders, the report focuses on hydrogen's pivotal role in achieving international energy and climate targets. By providing insights into the status and future potential of hydrogen, the Review assists decision makers in refining strategies to attract investments and facilitating the deployment of hydrogen technologies. This year's edition places a special emphasis on Latin America, offering analysis on recent developments in low-emissions hydrogen projects in the region and strategies to stimulate demand and progress towards project implementation. Additionally, the report conducts a detailed assessment of greenhouse gas emissions linked to various hydrogen supply chains, highlighting the importance of sustainable production methods. By comparing actual progress with the set goals of governments and industries, the Global Hydrogen Review aids in the alignment of strategies for efficient hydrogen utilization and the promotion of hydrogen-based fuels.