The hydrogen industry has seen notable progress in the past year, indicating a positive trajectory for the sector. However, challenges persist in achieving set hydrogen targets due to various factors such as slow financing across the value chain, inadequate offtake agreements, and the absence of export partnerships. The decreasing cost of renewable electricity provides an optimistic outlook for hydrogen growth, although project delays and cancellations continue to pose hurdles. The webinar conducted by BMI experts delves into the realm of low-carbon hydrogen production, highlighting the significance of industry adaptation and the influence of demand on shaping the sector's future. Leveraging BMI's exclusive hydrogen data and industry insights, the webinar aims to forecast the trajectory of hydrogen production, logistics, and trade as they evolve into crucial components of the global energy system and decarbonization initiatives. Key topics covered in the webinar include projections on green and blue hydrogen production, the role of hydrogen hubs and infrastructure in fostering growth, demand for hydrogen across sectors like refining and transport, and the importance of carbon capture storage technologies in the hydrogen industry. Additionally, the webinar explores the utilization of green hydrogen in the transport sector, the involvement of sectors like fertilizers and ammonia as off-takers, and the emergence of green maritime corridors in the global hydrogen trade landscape. Experts from various BMI industries such as Power and Renewables, Oil and Gas, Infrastructure, Autos, and Operational Risk contribute their insights, offering a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities in the hydrogen industry. The collaborative analysis sheds light on the potential for growth in green hydrogen, the evolving landscape of hydrogen trade, and the critical role of infrastructure development in supporting the sector's expansion. Overall, the sentiment towards hydrogen in this webinar is positive, emphasizing the potential for substantial advancements in the industry despite the existing challenges.