A recent report from the Hydrogen Council in collaboration with McKinsey highlights the growing demand for hydrogen in the EU, US, and East Asia by 2030. The analysis suggests that effective implementation of existing policies could lead to the production of around 100 million tons of clean hydrogen annually. By focusing on initiatives like EU's REDIII, Japan's feed-in tariff system, Korea's clean hydrogen standards, and the US Inflation Reduction Act, there is potential to bridge the cost gap and incentivize the use of clean hydrogen. The report also discusses the importance of enhancing infrastructure and lowering costs to unlock use cases in sectors such as refining, ammonia production, and emerging areas like truck transportation. With around 75% of the projected hydrogen demand coming from established use cases, the report outlines the necessity of policy certainty, simplicity, and cross-sectoral collaboration to expand hydrogen production and drive sustainable growth.