The Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) has introduced the 2025 CHS Hydrogen Safety Challenge to encourage individuals and organizations in the hydrogen industry to prioritize safety and enhance best practices. Spanning 12 weeks, the challenge consists of six distinct activities, allowing participants to accumulate points based on their engagement levels. Participants have the option to work independently or form teams, with team leaders overseeing coordination. At the end of the challenge, total points earned will determine awards and prizes for outstanding performances. Key dates for the challenge include its commencement on January 21, 2025, running for 12 weeks with various engagement opportunities. Registration is open to all individuals and teams within the hydrogen sector, with participants advised to register for the email list to receive updates and earn initial points towards their score. A significant aspect of the challenge is the Hydrogen Safety Pledge, a document for senior leadership to endorse, signifying their organization's dedication to seven fundamental principles of hydrogen safety. These principles emphasize the importance of prioritizing safety, continuous training, transparency in reporting safety concerns, adoption of best practices, collaboration, accountability, and adherence to safety standards. To engage in the 2025 CHS Hydrogen Safety Challenge, interested parties can access the official challenge page to access detailed guidelines, submission forms, and view a global map of participants. Participation in the challenge presents a unique opportunity for individuals and teams to actively contribute to a safer hydrogen industry by fostering a safety-focused culture that upholds the highest safety standards at all levels.