The Mexican Hydrogen Association (AMH2) has been actively engaging with regulators and officials in Mexico to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen across various industries. A comprehensive roadmap unveiled by AMH2 highlights the anticipated demand for approximately 392,189 tonnes of hydrogen per year in Mexico's pilot hydrogen development phase, spanning sectors such as oil refining, mining, ammonia production, public transport, and more. AMH2's strategy involves urging the government to designate a lead ministry for hydrogen development, prioritize green hydrogen production, and introduce incentives for financing and technology development. The association also emphasizes the need for regulatory adaptations to facilitate hydrogen integration into Mexico's natural gas infrastructure, along with legal reforms to support hydrogen development in key sectors. The efforts by AMH2 align with Mexico's energy plan, Prodesen 2023-2037, which envisions a transition to a natural gas and hydrogen blend in power plants. The association has identified regions for hydrogen injection and highlighted the importance of establishing robust regulations for hydrogen blending in existing infrastructure. Mexico's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting clean energy is evident through substantial investments in renewables. AMH2 has established connections with key government figures, reflecting a collaborative approach towards green hydrogen initiatives. The association is actively involved in engaging with energy regulators and government ministries to advance hydrogen projects in the country. AMH2 has identified 16 hydrogen projects in Mexico, with a focus on green hydrogen production. These projects, with an estimated $19bn investment, showcase the potential for significant growth in the sector, including revenue generation, tax contributions, and job creation. The largest project, Helax, demonstrates Mexico's ambitious plans for green hydrogen production and its integration into the country's energy landscape.