The Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA) in the UK has introduced the Building Hydrogen Demand Action Plan to boost the utilization of hydrogen in various sectors. The plan coincides with the government's efforts to facilitate the adoption of low carbon hydrogen in industries like glass manufacturing, brick making, power generation, and aviation fuel production. Key recommendations in the plan involve revising carbon pricing for zero-carbon solutions, setting emissions targets, creating hydrogen hubs, integrating hydrogen into the gas grid, and developing strategies for hydrogen use in transportation. The HEA's plan also proposes reforms in the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation to amplify support for hydrogen sources and initiate pilot projects in transport. With a vision to deploy 10GW of low carbon hydrogen production by 2030, the plan stresses the importance of government support in overcoming initial barriers and fostering long-term growth. Dr. Emma Guthrie, the CEO of HEA, emphasizes the economic and energy advantages of hydrogen, projecting substantial job creation and private investment inflow by 2030. She envisions hydrogen playing a pivotal role in enhancing system resilience, flexibility, and security while contributing significantly to decarbonization efforts across sectors. The plan aims to unlock private investments, generate job opportunities, and drive sustainable development across the UK economy.