The EU Council has adopted conclusions following an assessment of the Court of Auditors' report on the EU's industrial policy regarding renewable hydrogen. The Council supports the report's findings and emphasizes the importance of promptly implementing the EU's regulatory framework to advance the hydrogen market. Key legislative acts like the Gas and Hydrogen Package and the Net-Zero Industry Act are acknowledged for their role in enhancing the competitiveness of the EU's strategic net-zero industry. The Council highlights the necessity of efficiently connecting European networks to facilitate hydrogen transportation and storage across borders and strengthen relationships between producers and buyers. Furthermore, the Council underlines the significance of aligning Member States' national energy and climate plans with EU-level objectives for hydrogen production and import. It urges the Commission to heed the recommendations of the European Court of Auditors' report and take coherent actions that support European industry's competitiveness while ensuring investor security. The call for a coordinated approach among networks, industry players, and investors reflects a positive sentiment towards promoting sustainable hydrogen development within the EU.