The Mexican Association of Hydrogen, Storage, and Sustainable Mobility (AMH2) is teaming up with Mexico’s Ministry of Energy (SENER) to launch 18 clean hydrogen projects with a total investment of $21 billion. This initiative aims to combat greenhouse gas emissions and foster a green hydrogen industrial sector in Mexico. The ambitious plan, presented by AMH2's head Israel Hurtado, foresees the creation of 3 million jobs by 2050. The Clean Hydrogen Industrial Strategy proposed by AMH2 includes a shift towards green hydrogen to replace fossil fuels in various industries, thereby reducing carbon footprints and promoting renewable energy. Key aspects of the strategy involve setting up a manufacturing sector specialized in hydrogen production, focusing on hydrogen fuel cells, electrolyzers, hydrogen-powered electric turbines, and hydrogen vehicles. SENER's Undersecretary of Energy Transition, Jorge Islas, expressed commitment to collaborating with AMH2 to advance the green hydrogen industry through efficient and organized efforts. The initiative not only aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also to boost renewable energy generation, critical for clean hydrogen production and economic decarbonization. Mexico's strategic position for renewable energy production, with 64% lower hydrogen production costs compared to other countries, makes it an ideal hub for clean hydrogen projects. However, challenges like infrastructure development, regulatory standards, and reducing production costs need to be addressed. The plan includes recommendations for infrastructure development, technology adoption, human capital training, and creating a national hydrogen strategy. Incentives and tax benefits are also proposed to incentivize clean hydrogen production in Mexico. The collaboration between AMH2 and SENER, supported by a detailed strategy, aims to pave the way for a sustainable and eco-friendly industrial sector in Mexico.