The global hydrogen market is undergoing a profound transformation, moving from traditional industrial uses to becoming a linchpin in the global energy transition. Valued at around $200 billion, the market has primarily been driven by 'gray hydrogen' produced from natural gas. However, a shift towards green and blue hydrogen is observed, propelled by the imperative to decarbonize. This evolution is supported by decreasing renewable energy costs, advancements in electrolyzers, and global policy reinforcements. The transportation sector emerges as a promising area for hydrogen applications, especially for heavy-duty vehicles, shipping, and aviation. Major automakers are investing in fuel cell vehicles, and hydrogen infrastructure is expanding worldwide. In the industrial domain, hydrogen is increasingly used in steel production for decarbonization. Various challenges persist, such as higher costs for green hydrogen, substantial infrastructure investments needed, and evolving regulatory frameworks. Safety and public perception also require attention. Projections indicate a bright future for hydrogen, with estimates suggesting it could fulfill a significant portion of global energy needs by 2050. Investments in hydrogen projects are substantial, with positive trends indicating growth. Overcoming challenges and fostering cross-sector collaboration will be crucial for the industry's commercial scale-up in the coming decade. The report 'Global Hydrogen Market 2025-2035' provides a detailed analysis of the hydrogen landscape, covering production technologies, storage, transportation, utilization, applications, and regional market insights. The comprehensive overview delves into the dynamics, challenges, and opportunities shaping the global hydrogen market's trajectory towards net-zero energy solutions.