Air Liquide has joined the Global Hydrogen Mobility Alliance to drive the acceleration of hydrogen mobility in Europe, vital for industrial strength and sustainability. Erwin Penfornis highlights how hydrogen offers advantages over electric batteries, including less infrastructure investment, stability maintenance for grids, and efficient energy utilization. The technology is mature but faces adoption challenges due to cost factors like hydrogen pricing, vehicle expenses, and refueling network density. While Europe lags behind China in deployment, the Alliance aims to activate the market through targeted strategies and infrastructure development like the SWiM initiative. By supporting both fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen combustion engines, Europe can strengthen its industrial competitiveness and meet climate commitments. Air Liquide's investments in low-carbon hydrogen production and distribution infrastructure reflect a commitment to building a competitive hydrogen mobility market. Collaborative efforts with public and private partners are crucial to realizing Europe's vision for a sustainable and competitive hydrogen economy.