Colombia is gearing up to capitalize on its abundant renewable resources and favorable government policies to establish itself as a major player in the green hydrogen market. By setting ambitious targets, including the construction of 1-3GW of green electrolysis capacity by 2030 at a target cost of $1.7/kg of green hydrogen, the government envisions a future where Colombia will not only meet domestic demand but also emerge as a significant global exporter. International assessments, such as the 2023 analysis supported by the German government and projections from IRENA, forecast a bright future for Colombia in the green hydrogen sector. IRENA's expectation that Colombia will have the fourth-lowest hydrogen production cost by 2050, trailing only behind China, Chile, and Morocco, underscores the country's potential for cost-efficient green hydrogen production. Moreover, Colombia's rich natural resources and strategic location position it favorably in the global market, with comparisons drawn to regions known for their green hydrogen potential like the Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil. With this momentum and support, Colombia is well on its way to realizing its ambitions of becoming a key global exporter and production hub for green hydrogen.