SNEC 2025, the world's largest PV exhibition, witnessed a significant shift as leading companies like LONGi, Trinasolar, Jinko, and GCL displayed hydrogen energy equipment alongside traditional solar technologies. The event highlighted industry pain points and the role of hydrogen in addressing them. Technological breakthroughs showcased included dynamic response electrolysis systems and innovative engineering solutions for efficient hydrogen production. Overseas players like TotalEnergies and ACWA Power unveiled strategic initiatives, emphasizing the importance of hydrogen in the energy landscape. Furthermore, global policy changes, such as China's 'Hydrogen into Every Home 2.0' initiative and the EU's revised Renewable Energy Directive, point towards a growing emphasis on green hydrogen. Market analyses predict a cost decline for green hydrogen, positioning it competitively against coal-based alternatives by 2026. SNEC 2025 marked a pivotal moment in the industry's transformation, emphasizing the shift towards PV-hydrogen integration and the future role of hydrogen in the energy revolution.