In recent years, China has witnessed a significant surge in its operational electrolyzer capacity, a key component in the production of green hydrogen. This growth was catalyzed by the introduction of supportive policies that led to the doubling of capacity in both 2023 and 2024. By the end of 2024, China's nameplate electrolyzer manufacturing capacity had reached an impressive 39 GW per year, signifying the country's commitment to green energy initiatives. Furthermore, with announced projects in the pipeline, this capacity is projected to exceed 50 GW by 2026, highlighting China's ambitions in the green hydrogen sector. However, as Chinese electrolyzer suppliers look to expand and potentially emulate the export success of the solar industry in Western markets, they may encounter barriers and challenges along the way. The article raises the analogy of the solar industry's export trajectory as a point of reference for the hurdles that electrolyzer suppliers could face in penetrating international markets. Xin You and Siqi He, experts from S&P Global Commodity Insights, provide insights into the future landscape of Chinese green hydrogen. By exploring the trends, opportunities, and obstacles in the sector, the article offers a glimpse into how China's advancements in electrolyzer technology could shape the broader global energy transition. This analysis sheds light on the potential impact of China's growing electrolyzer capacity on the evolving dynamics of renewable energy, manufacturing trends, and market dynamics both domestically and internationally.