Colombia is making significant strides towards becoming a regional leader in green hydrogen production, with plans to have 1GW of electrolysis capacity by the end of the decade. The country currently has 49 hydrogen projects in the pipeline, with 13 in the testing phase, signaling a growing interest and investment in the sector. Projects like the Cartagena refinery project, Ecopetrol's cargo transportation initiative, and Hevolución's green ammonia production plan are expected to demonstrate the scalability and viability of hydrogen production on a larger scale. While Colombia initially set a target of 3GW of electrolysis capacity by 2030, challenges such as technology costs, inflation, supply chain limitations, and regulatory issues have impacted the timeline. Despite these challenges, Colombia is on track to reach the 1GW milestone by 2030 and is projected to exceed 10GW of capacity by 2035, indicating a promising outlook for the sector post-2030. The main challenges facing Colombia's hydrogen sector include managing technology costs, addressing supply chain limitations, mitigating high capital costs, and overcoming delays in renewable energy deployment due to regulatory hurdles. These challenges highlight the need for strategic planning, investment, and regulatory support to unlock the full potential of the hydrogen industry in Colombia.