The government of the Czech Republic has recently approved an update to its hydrogen strategy, signaling a proactive approach towards the adoption of hydrogen as an energy source. The strategy, in line with broader European policy trends, emphasizes the significance of renewable hydrogen in sectors like transport and industry. It also addresses the importance of developing infrastructure such as hydrogen refuelling stations. The Czech strategy outlines a phased approach, beginning with localized production and consumption through 'hydrogen valleys' and gradually transitioning to large-scale imports as the market matures towards the 2030s. This forward-looking strategy demonstrates the country's commitment to embracing hydrogen technology and aligning with the European Union's energy transition goals. ICIS, through its hydrogen policy and regulation analyst Aayesha Pathan, has provided valuable insights into the core principles of the strategy through an infographic. This initiative aims to support stakeholders in understanding and navigating the evolving hydrogen market landscape. The approval of the updated strategy in the Czech Republic signifies a positive step towards sustainable energy practices and paves the way for future advancements in the hydrogen sector.