Mexico's energy ministry has announced the launch of a public forum aimed at developing a national strategy for the renewable hydrogen sector. The ministry's objective is to explore how to integrate renewable hydrogen into the energy system while also evaluating its potential for export. Stakeholders including companies, academic institutions, and social organizations have been encouraged to participate in the online consultation. The Mexican hydrogen association is optimistic about the future, expecting the ministry to unveil the hydrogen strategy by the end of the year. This move is part of a broader initiative to steer Mexico towards sustainable energy practices. The association has highlighted that there are currently 28 hydrogen projects in Mexico, indicating substantial investment prospects totaling US$22 billion. By fostering collaboration and engagement, the ministry aims to set a clear roadmap for the hydrogen sector, aligning with global trends promoting environmentally friendly energy sources.