The global Blue Hydrogen market is witnessing significant growth driven by the increasing emphasis on reducing carbon emissions globally and transitioning to greener energy sources. Blue hydrogen, produced from natural gas with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, offers a more sustainable alternative to traditional hydrogen production methods. Investments in CCS infrastructure, supportive government policies, and incentives are boosting the expansion of the blue hydrogen industry. Steam methane reforming (SMR) and coal gasification with CCS are playing key roles in meeting the demand for blue hydrogen, particularly in sectors such as oil refining and ammonia production. These technologies not only reduce carbon emissions but also make the production of blue hydrogen more economically viable and scalable. Government regulations, financial support, and initiatives aimed at decarbonization, along with the need for diversification of energy supplies and enhancing energy security, are driving the adoption of blue hydrogen. The market is also benefiting from public awareness of the importance of decreasing greenhouse gas emissions in combating climate change. Key players in the global blue hydrogen market include Air Products, Shell, and Dakota Gasification Company, with Europe leading in market share. Oil refining and Natural Gas Reforming for Hydrogen Production with CCS are the dominant segments in terms of application and product type, respectively. The market is poised for further growth as nations continue to invest in sustainable energy solutions and reduce their reliance on imported fossil fuels.