Poland is making significant strides in shaping its hydrogen economy through legislative amendments. The introduction of draft amendment UD36 to the Energy Law is a crucial step towards establishing a robust legal framework for hydrogen, superseding the existing draft, UD382. This initiative aims to align Polish regulations with EU directives, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable energy solutions and positioning the country as a leader in the hydrogen revolution. The Polish Hydrogen Strategy to 2030 with an Outlook to 2040 outlines strategic objectives to promote the adoption of low-carbon and renewable hydrogen technologies across sectors like power generation, heating, transportation, and industry. By integrating hydrogen technologies and facilitating decarbonization, Poland aims to boost economic competitiveness and drive towards climate neutrality. Key components of the proposed amendments include regulating hydrogen activities, designing operational guidelines for hydrogen networks, and simplifying investments in hydrogen development to propel growth in the sector. Stakeholders in the Polish hydrogen sector are gearing up for innovation and growth as the regulatory landscape undergoes significant transformation. Anticipation surrounds the release of a specific legislation draft in the second quarter of 2024, which will provide detailed insights into the proposed solutions. The industry eagerly awaits the impact of these amendments in advancing Poland's hydrogen economy and fulfilling the objectives outlined in the Polish Hydrogen Strategy.