The majority of hydrogen production currently relies on fossil fuels, leading to significant carbon dioxide emissions. However, nuclear energy is emerging as a promising alternative to meet the increasing demand for hydrogen while minimizing carbon footprints. Various demonstration projects are underway globally to explore the feasibility of utilizing nuclear power plants for hydrogen production. Additionally, advancements in advanced reactor technologies are being considered for enhancing hydrogen production efficiency. The Coordinated Research Project has recently published a report focusing on assessing the technical and economic aspects of nuclear hydrogen production for near-term deployment. This publication targets scientists, specialists, and stakeholders involved or interested in the intersection of nuclear energy and hydrogen production. By evaluating specific cases of participant Member States, the report aims to provide insights into the potential upscaling of nuclear hydrogen production technologies. The intention is to drive discussions and decisions that can contribute to a sustainable and efficient future for hydrogen production using nuclear energy.