Cyprus is delving into the realm of hydrogen as a potential solution to its energy isolation. The country's draft strategy until 2030 outlines plans for introducing hydrogen buses and trucks to augment the use of renewable sources. Minister George Papanastasiou emphasizes the strategic importance of hydrogen in enhancing energy security. The strategy, currently under public consultation, envisions pilot projects in industrial processes and proposes hydrogen as a fuel for heavy vehicles to reduce emissions. Investments are estimated to reach billions by 2030, with applications in various sectors like the cement industry. While challenges exist, such as water scarcity and the need for infrastructure development, the strategy sees hydrogen as a promising avenue for sustainable energy. Decarbonization through clean hydrogen is highlighted as a cost-effective measure, positioning Cyprus as a pioneer in adopting green technology.