The European Green Deal's ambition of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 has placed a spotlight on the development of the hydrogen economy in Poland. While the country is a significant hydrogen producer, the current methods heavily rely on fossil fuels. To address this, a Draft Amendment to the Energy Law has been proposed to overhaul the hydrogen sector in Poland. The Amendment aims to align with the EU's Hydrogen Strategy and the Polish Hydrogen Strategy for 2030 and beyond. Key changes include introducing specific definitions for different types of hydrogen and system operators, setting quality parameters, and establishing rules for certification and responsibilities. The Amendment also focuses on cross-sectoral use of hydrogen, enabling storage facilities, geographically limited networks, and simplified licensing for certain activities. Notably, it proposes exemptions from licensing for initial hydrogen activities and simplifications for construction permits for purification facilities and networks. The overall sentiment towards hydrogen in the article is positive, highlighting the legislative efforts to promote green hydrogen and facilitate its integration into Poland's energy landscape.