The Mexican Hydrogen Association (AMH2) is actively advancing hydrogen adoption in Mexico with a comprehensive roadmap. The report indicates a projected demand for 392,189 tonnes of hydrogen per year across seven major industries during the country's pilot hydrogen development phase. AMH2's strategy includes urging the government to designate a lead ministry for hydrogen, prioritize green hydrogen production, and introduce various incentives and regulatory adaptations. The association also highlights the need for legal reforms to support hydrogen development across different sectors. Aligning with Mexico's energy plan, AMH2 envisions a transition to a natural gas and hydrogen blend in power plants and has identified regions for hydrogen injection into pipeline networks. The Sheinbaum administration's commitment to clean energy aligns with AMH2's goals, with significant investments in renewables and targets for national power generation from renewables. AMH2 has engaged with key officials and regulators to develop clean hydrogen regulations collaboratively. The association has identified 16 hydrogen projects in Mexico, with a focus on green hydrogen, expecting substantial investments and economic contributions. The largest project, Helax, a $10bn green hydrogen facility, is anticipated to commence production within two years, highlighting the potential growth and benefits of hydrogen adoption in Mexico.