Mexico and other Latin American countries are making strides towards decarbonization by adopting clean hydrogen technologies. Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has invited Mexico to embrace hydrogen to accelerate its energy transition, with a focus on sustainable energy initiatives like green hydrogen. While the sector holds promise, challenges loom in areas such as regulation, technology, and infrastructure. The Mexican Hydrogen Association estimates that green hydrogen could create millions of jobs, positioning Mexico as a key player in the global market. Latin American countries like Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina are also exploring green hydrogen opportunities, leveraging their rich renewable energy resources. These efforts align with a broader movement in the region to shift from fossil fuels to renewables. The global momentum for green hydrogen, exemplified by projects like the Yuri Green Hydrogen Project in Australia and Mitsubishi Power's initiatives in the US, serves as a model for Latin America's clean energy transition. International partnerships and a focus on green energy are driving Latin America towards a cleaner, more sustainable future.