Green hydrogen technology startups have been experiencing a surge in venture investment, surpassing $1 billion in funding over the past four months. Notable examples include Hysata from Australia raising $110 million and Denver-based Koloma securing $246 million. Additionally, companies like HysetCo, Ohmium, Tree Energy Solutions, ZeroAvia, and Electric Hydrogen have received significant funding to advance their green hydrogen initiatives. The global interest in green hydrogen is fueled by government incentives, technological advancements, and favorable market conditions, indicating a promising future for low-emission hydrogen technologies. The US Department of Energy has set ambitious R&D priorities to cut clean hydrogen production costs to $1 per kilo by 2031. Countries like India aim to become leading producers and exporters of green hydrogen with ambitious production capacity targets and global market penetration goals. The Gulf region, specifically Oman, is also making strides in green hydrogen development through initiatives like hosting public auctions for green hydrogen production. The surge in venture investments and the support of global initiatives outline a bright future for green hydrogen, positioning it as a key player in the transition to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy sector.