China is making significant strides in the production and utilization of green hydrogen, with experts predicting a transformative leap in the nation's hydrogen sector. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources, is expected to account for 90% of China's hydrogen supply by 2060, a substantial increase from the current 0.2%. Despite China being the world's largest producer and consumer of hydrogen, the majority of its hydrogen production currently comes from fossil fuels. However, the country is rapidly scaling up its green hydrogen capacity, aiming to produce 100 million tons annually by mid-century. The decreasing costs of green hydrogen production, coupled with technological advancements, are driving this growth. By 2060, it is projected that green hydrogen will be cheaper than gray hydrogen, unlocking new commercial opportunities in the sector. With the strong emphasis on sustainability and energy transition, China is strategically investing in hydrogen infrastructure, including transportation networks and production facilities. Provincial regions are rolling out policies to boost hydrogen production, with ambitious targets set for renewable hydrogen production. Regions with abundant solar and wind potential are particularly focused on expanding green hydrogen production.