The process of using renewable electricity such as wind or solar power to split water and produce hydrogen in an environmentally responsible way—that’s the definition of the sustainable energy production technology that may be reaching a tipping point: green hydrogen. After decades of being considered a technology of the future, it’s finally becoming a reality, promising to become an important driver of a worldwide green energy transformation. In fact, many believe green hydrogen is emerging as one of the most interesting technologies to help countries and companies achieve net-zero goals.

In Europe and the U.S., the green hydrogen boom is exploding. Finland, for example, is becoming an influential leader in green hydrogen production as it works aggressively toward climate neutrality. In fact, Finland is expected to produce 10% of the European Union’s green hydrogen in 2030 while targeting carbon neutrality by 2035.