In Poland, a significant development in the energy sector has emerged with the introduction of a new draft amendment, UD36, to the Energy Law. This amendment aims to establish a strong legal framework for hydrogen, surpassing the current draft, UD382. Concurrently, the Council of Ministers adopted the Polish Hydrogen Strategy, outlining a vision for catalyzing the hydrogen economy in Poland. The strategy emphasizes the adoption of low-carbon and renewable hydrogen technologies in critical sectors like power generation, heating, transportation, and industry, with the overarching goal of driving climate neutrality and enhancing economic competitiveness. The proposed amendments seek to integrate hydrogen technologies into power and heating sectors, promote hydrogen as an alternative transportation fuel, facilitate industry decarbonization, expand hydrogen production through new infrastructure, ensure efficient transmission and storage of hydrogen, and establish a stable regulatory framework for sustainable development. These changes aim to align Polish regulations with EU directives and pave the way for sustainable energy solutions. Key components of the proposed amendments include setting essential conceptual frameworks within the Energy Law, governing the allocation of hydrogen-related activities, and providing operational guidelines for hydrogen infrastructure. The next steps involve the eagerly awaited release of a specific legislation draft in the second quarter of 2024, which will offer more detailed insights into the future of hydrogen regulation in Poland.