In a pivotal move towards establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the safe utilization of hydrogen as an energy carrier, Technical Standards Committee No. 70 (CTN70) in Paraguay convened its first meeting of the year. The meeting, attended by representatives from various sectors, concentrated on formulating essential guidelines covering all facets of the hydrogen cycle. The initiative is part of Paraguay's transition towards clean and sustainable energy sources. Itaipú Paraguay Technology Park (PTI Paraguay) is actively supporting this initiative, reflecting the country's dedication to a secure and innovative energy shift. Key stakeholders emphasized the significance of the newly developed regulations in mitigating risks and ensuring the proper management of hydrogen, recognizing its potential in shaping the country's energy landscape. Collaboration with international entities, such as the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), underscores the commitment to adopting global best practices. The joint efforts between local and international partners aim to position Paraguay as a frontrunner in safe hydrogen usage, offering strategic benefits for sectors like transportation, industry, and power generation. The participation of industry experts, government officials, and academic representatives underscores the collective commitment to establishing a robust regulatory framework and setting technical standards that will enhance Paraguay's energy sector and contribute to a more sustainable future.