The Taiwan Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Partnership (THFCP) made significant strides at the 2025 Hyvolution in Paris by signing memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with four countries. These agreements with Ukraine, France, Poland, and Denmark aim to propel the hydrogen and fuel cell industry forward by fostering research and development initiatives. The THFCP highlighted Taiwan's prowess in hydrogen technologies, showcasing advancements in purification, electrolysis, system integration, and energy management solutions at the exhibition. The CEO of THFCP emphasized Taiwan's comprehensive resources for developing hydrogen fuel cells, attributing this to the country's manufacturing techniques and R&D capabilities. Despite Taiwan's energy import reliance due to its small land area and high population density, discussions are underway with countries like Chile and Australia to invest in overseas hydrogen factories. This move aims to secure the industrial chain and reduce dependence on energy imports. The 2025 Hyvolution, a prominent European hydrogen energy exhibition, attracted a diverse audience of over 10,000 participants from 82 countries, offering a platform for global partnerships and collaborations in the hydrogen sector.