The UK's journey towards low carbon hydrogen as a key element in achieving the Net Zero target by 2050 involves overcoming challenges related to production costs and infrastructure. Blue and green hydrogen are identified as essential types of low carbon hydrogen, with the UK Government aiming to produce 10GW by 2030, primarily focusing on green hydrogen by 2050. Regulatory support through the Energy Act 2023 and Hydrogen Strategy Delivery Update addresses market uncertainties and provides revenue mechanisms to incentivize investment in low carbon hydrogen projects. The market is evolving with a focus on industrial clusters, five key hydrogen corridors, and green shipping corridors to enhance infrastructure and market robustness. The commitment of both Conservative and Labour Governments to support green hydrogen production signifies bipartisan recognition of the importance of low carbon hydrogen in the UK's energy transition.