European Hydrogen Week in Brussels, organized by Hydrogen Europe Industry Association, brought together industry peers including Smiths Group and John Crane to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in the hydrogen sector. Panel sessions focused on sustainable demand, highlighting the potential of green hydrogen to address climate change impacts. Key discussions included the need for increased funding and ambitious targets to drive the hydrogen economy forward. The event showcased innovations in hydrogen production technologies, emphasizing the importance of customized solutions based on project-specific requirements. Notable observations included the growing involvement of non-European regions like India, UAE, and North Africa in the global hydrogen landscape. Despite obstacles in scaling up production, there is a positive outlook for heightened investments and policy changes to support renewable hydrogen initiatives. The event underscored the importance of collaboration and innovation in shaping the future of the hydrogen industry on a global scale.