The Clean Hydrogen Partnership has made significant strides in advancing hydrogen technologies across Europe, awarding €154.6 million in grants to 26 projects that aim to address key challenges in hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and application. These projects, involving partners from 33 countries, cover the entire hydrogen value chain and focus on green hydrogen technologies, innovative production methods like seawater electrolysis, and improvements in electrolyzer performance. Efforts are also directed towards storage and distribution advancements, including solid-state storage and improved purification technologies. The projects emphasize sustainability, safety, and environmental impact, alongside the establishment of new Hydrogen Valleys in regions like Upper Austria, Spain, Poland, Slovakia, and Iceland. The development of these Hydrogen Valleys aims to create comprehensive hydrogen ecosystems integrating various sectors like mobility, industry, and energy. With the recent closure of its 2025 Call, attracting 212 proposals, the Clean Hydrogen Partnership is poised to drive further innovation and collaboration in the hydrogen sector.