The Hydrogen Council's latest report, Hydrogen Insights 2024, highlights the significant growth and maturation of the global clean hydrogen project pipeline. With over 1,500 projects worldwide, there has been a seven-fold increase in committed capital for projects reaching the final investment decision (FID) in the past four years, amounting to about USD 75 billion across 434 projects in 2024. The report underscores a shift from project planning to implementation, with investments past FID growing by 90%, totaling approximately USD 680 billion through 2030. Industry leaders like Jaehoon Chang and Ivana Jemelkova emphasize the industry's progress but stress the need for further action to ensure an accessible and affordable hydrogen supply to enable widespread adoption. Despite facing challenges such as regulatory uncertainties and project delays, the hydrogen sector is urged to increase investment by 2030 to meet global climate targets. Sanjiv Lamba highlights the importance of a united effort to unlock hydrogen's full potential, emphasizing the role of governments and industry in providing the necessary support for project execution. The Hydrogen Council's commitment to accelerating the clean energy transition through sustainable growth and social value is evident in its global reach and collaboration efforts. By fostering innovation and promoting collaboration between industry, governments, investors, and civil society, the Council aims to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen ecosystems worldwide. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the global hydrogen ecosystem, drawing on both public information and proprietary data to offer an objective perspective on the industry's status and deployment.