The European Commission has launched the Hydrogen Mechanism under the EU Energy and Raw Materials Platform to boost Europe's industrial competitiveness and ensure a secure energy supply. This mechanism is part of a broader strategy to promote energy security, diversification, and decarbonisation. It is designed to facilitate the market development of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen and its derivatives like ammonia, methanol, and electro-sustainable aviation fuel. The Hydrogen Mechanism aims to empower market participants by matching and aggregating demand and supply while identifying infrastructure development needs. By providing easier access to financial information, it supports the EU's decarbonisation and energy independence objectives. The European Commissioner for Energy and Housing highlighted the importance of this mechanism in advancing towards security of supply and decarbonisation. The stakeholders are invited to register on the platform and subscribe to the EU Hydrogen Mechanism. The first demand and supply matching session is planned for September 2025, with further mechanisms like the Raw Materials Mechanism and Gas Mechanism set to be introduced soon. Hydrogen and its derivatives are increasingly recognized for their role in decarbonising industries, aligning with the EU's targets for climate neutrality and reducing dependence on Russian fossil fuels. The EU/2024/1789 Regulation mandates the EC to establish and manage a mechanism under the European Hydrogen Bank to support hydrogen market development until the end of 2029. This initiative signifies Europe's proactive approach in shaping a sustainable and secure energy future.