The European Council has endorsed the recommendations of the Court of Auditors' report on the EU's industrial policy concerning renewable hydrogen. Emphasis is placed on the swift implementation of the EU's regulatory framework to foster the growth of interconnected transportation networks and support the competitiveness of EU industry with secure investments. The Council evaluated the effectiveness of the European Commission in creating favorable conditions for the emerging renewable and low-carbon hydrogen markets, focusing on various legislative proposals like the REPowerEU Plan and funding programs aimed at developing the hydrogen value chain. Legislative acts such as the Gas and Hydrogen Package and the Net-Zero Industry Act are expected to contribute significantly to the EU's energy and climate objectives while strengthening the net-zero industry's competitiveness. Member States' national energy and climate plans, interconnected European networks for hydrogen transportation, and storage are considered crucial for achieving EU-level targets. Additionally, calls have been made by industry associations and shipping groups to prioritize clean fuel production in the upcoming Clean Industrial Deal. The European Commission's allocation of €4.8 billion in grants to 85 net-zero projects, including hydrogen and maritime initiatives, is set to significantly reduce CO2 emissions by 2030, reinforcing European decarbonization objectives.