Mexico's hydrogen potential is poised for significant acceleration in 2025 as the country plans to develop a national hydrogen strategy. A recent industry meeting between the Mexican hydrogen association and the energy ministry has paved the way for collaboration towards this goal. With 19 hydrogen projects already in progress, attracting investments exceeding US$20 billion, Mexico is positioning itself as a key player in hydrogen production, consumption, and export. State-owned energy companies like CFE and Pemex are actively engaging in clean hydrogen initiatives, aiming to incorporate hydrogen into their operations. CFE plans to blend solar-generated hydrogen with natural gas for power generation, while Pemex intends to utilize renewable energy-derived hydrogen in its refineries, initially through imports and later local production. Additionally, other sectors such as energy-intensive datacenters are being identified as potential future demand areas for hydrogen in Mexico, diversifying the scope of hydrogen utilization. The collaborative efforts between public policymakers and industry players signal a positive outlook for Mexico's hydrogen industry, enhancing sustainability and clean technology prospects in the country.