The article discusses the increasing importance of decarbonization and the role hydrogen plays in achieving sustainable energy and transportation systems. With a focus on green hydrogen production through electrolysis, the study by Faeze Khalighi delves into the effects of various factors on hydrogen bubble growth in a potassium hydroxide solution. The research highlights the significance of hydrodynamic forces, ambient pressure, and solutal Marangoni flow in influencing bubble dynamics and electrolysis efficiency. It demonstrates how higher pressures and optimized flow rates can enhance mass transfer and reduce bubble growth, ultimately improving electrolysis efficiency. Through rigorous validation and grid refinement, the study provides valuable insights for designing more efficient electrolyzers and advancing hydrogen production technologies. Khalighi's work not only contributes to a better understanding of bubble behavior but also lays the groundwork for future research in electrolysis and sustainable energy solutions.