Europe's energy transition is accelerating, with ambitious targets set for low-carbon hydrogen production. The REPowerEU plan initially aimed for significant domestic and imported hydrogen quantities by 2030 but was adjusted to 3 million tonnes to align with realistic renewable production forecasts. Diversification of hydrogen sources has emerged as a crucial strategy to ensure stable production. Nuclear power has been spotlighted as a potential solution to bridge the gap left by reduced renewable hydrogen targets. By utilizing nuclear power plants with high load factors, continuous and stable low-carbon hydrogen production could be achieved, enhancing profitability and sustainability. Nucleareurope advocates for a diversified approach to hydrogen production, emphasizing the importance of all net-zero technologies and strategic investments in infrastructure and research and development. Yves Desbazeille highlights the transformative potential of hydrogen in reshaping the energy system, boosting the European economy through reindustrialization and job creation. Integrating nuclear-based hydrogen production into Europe's energy mix is seen as a strategic pathway towards carbon neutrality. The report stresses the essential role of combining renewable and nuclear hydrogen production for a successful energy transition.