SNEC 2025, the world's largest PV exhibition, marked a significant shift towards hydrogen energy integration within the PV industry. Traditional players like LONGi, Trina Solar, Jinko, and GCL showcased cutting-edge hydrogen equipment alongside their solar offerings. The exhibition addressed industry pain points by revealing how hydrogen could boost capacity utilization, pricing systems, and overcome consumption bottlenecks. Notable technological advancements included dynamic response electrolysis systems and new engineering solutions for desert-based hydrogen production. Overseas giants like TotalEnergies and Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power also made strategic moves towards PV-hydrogen integration. Policy trends such as China's 'Hydrogen into Every Home 2.0' initiative and the US IRA extension of tax credits emphasized the growing importance of green hydrogen. The exhibition's insights indicated a future where green hydrogen's cost would soon rival coal-based hydrogen, signaling a tipping point in the market. SNEC 2025 solidified the role of hydrogen energy as a key player in the PV industry's transformation, laying the groundwork for a greener and more integrated energy landscape.