The Summer 2025 issue of Global Hydrogen Review delves into Canada's pivotal role in the hydrogen transport industry. Deloitte Canada analyzes the heavy-duty hydrogen transport sector in Canada, emphasizing the current market uncertainty and the region's increasing momentum in hydrogen adoption. The issue covers topics including blue and green hydrogen, digital technologies, mobility, transportation, valves, and electrolyser technology. Noteworthy features include Justin Schaeffer from Shell Catalysts & Technologies discussing a cost-effective path to decarbonized blue hydrogen, while Adam Kadhim from Topsoe explores key technological advances accelerating low-carbon hydrogen adoption. ABB's Nora Han examines the potential of green hydrogen by enhancing production efficiency to drive market expansion. Furthermore, the issue showcases insights on innovation and collaboration within the hydrogen supply chain to reduce the cost of green hydrogen production. Experts stress the importance of electrolysers, plant infrastructure, and safety in enhancing efficiency and driving down production costs. The publication also highlights the advancements in burner technology and the impact of ultra-low NOX burner technology on hydrogen firing and emissions. Additionally, discussions on digital technologies, operational technology, and the influence of electrification and automation on clean hydrogen viability are covered. Valves for safety and reliability in industrial hydrogen applications are emphasized by industry experts. The issue also explores the role of hydrogen fuel cells in heavy-duty vehicle materials and the potential of ammonia-cracking technology for decarbonizing shipping. Overall, the sentiment of the articles in the Global Hydrogen Review is positive, focusing on advancements, collaborations, and innovations that drive the hydrogen industry forward and address key challenges in the energy transition towards a sustainable future.