The　necessity　of　achieving　climate　goals　has　become　more　pressing　during　the　past　two　years.　Discussions　on　implementing　and　achieving　these　goals　have　taken　place　in　addition　to　the　tightening　of　the　climate　targets　and　the　desire　for　net-zero　attainment　by　as　early　as　2050.　Along　with　the　capacity　of　biomass　to　supply　the　energy　needs　of　society　today　being　quite　significant,　hydrogen　may　be　the　best　choice　to　replace　fossil　fuels　as　a　clean　energy　source.　Therefore,　this　study　presents　a　high-level　overview　of　the　bio-hydrogen　technical　pathways,　as　well　as　socioeconomic　and　ecological　aspects　of　bio-hydrogen,　and　an　analysis　of　the　global　hydrogen　development.　A　focus　on　Egypt,　as　a　prominent　spot　on　the　global　energy　map,　could　instruct　other　emerging　countries　and　help　policymakers　of　the　national　hydrogen　agenda　to　prioritize　developing　a　new　legal　framework　to　regulate　hydrogen　production　projects,　offering　financial　incentives　to　energy-intensive　companies　to　switch　to　using　green　hydrogen,　and　providing　transparency　and　certainty　regarding　future　hydrogen　demand　possibilities.