The Mexican Hydrogen Association (AMH2) is at the forefront of advancing the green hydrogen revolution for industrial adoption in Mexico. The association has engaged in discussions with regulators and officials to unveil a comprehensive roadmap targeting seven major industries with an estimated annual demand of 392,189 tonnes of hydrogen. AMH2's strategy emphasizes the need for the government to prioritize green hydrogen production, designate a lead ministry for hydrogen development, and introduce incentives for project financing and technology development. The association also calls for regulatory adaptations to facilitate the integration of hydrogen into Mexico's natural gas infrastructure. Mexico's long-term energy plan, Prodesen 2023-2037, aligns with AMH2's goals, aiming to convert power plants to operate on a 70pc natural gas and 30pc hydrogen blend by 2036, with regions earmarked for hydrogen injection into pipeline networks. AMH2 has identified 16 hydrogen projects in Mexico, with a substantial $19bn investment, including the Helax green hydrogen production facility in Oaxaca, expected to commence production within two years. These projects are projected to bring significant economic benefits, with revenue generation and tax contributions expected over the next six years.