The Mexican Association of Hydrogen, Storage, and Sustainable Mobility (AMH2), in collaboration with Mexico’s Ministry of Energy (SENER), has unveiled a groundbreaking plan to drive the growth of the green hydrogen industry in Mexico. The initiative involves investing US $21 billion in 18 clean hydrogen projects with the aim of reducing greenhouse gases, fostering sustainability, and catalyzing a green hydrogen industrial sector in the country. This initiative is projected to create 3 million jobs by 2050, emphasizing the potential economic benefits of transitioning towards green hydrogen. Israel Hurtado, the head of AMH2, presented the association's Clean Hydrogen Industrial Strategy to Jorge Islas from SENER, outlining a comprehensive action plan to transition various industries from fossil fuels to green hydrogen. The strategy includes pivotal aspects such as establishing a hydrogen-focused manufacturing sector and promoting the production of hydrogen-related technologies and vehicles. One of the primary goals of the strategy is to boost renewable energy generation, which plays a crucial role in producing clean hydrogen. By harnessing the power of clean hydrogen, Mexico aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions and align with its commitments under the Paris Climate Agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2030. While Mexico boasts favorable conditions for renewable energy production and relatively lower hydrogen production costs, challenges lie ahead. Developing essential infrastructure, setting regulatory standards, formulating a national hydrogen strategy, and further lowering production costs are among the hurdles that Mexico must overcome to successfully nurture its green hydrogen industry. The collaboration between AMH2 and SENER signals a concerted effort to promote sustainable growth and innovation in the green hydrogen sector, setting a promising trajectory for Mexico's energy transition.