The European hydrogen network development consortium, H2med, has announced the results of its Call for Interest, revealing a significant interest in hydrogen projects across Portugal, Spain, France, and Germany. With 168 companies proposing a total of 528 projects, the future of hydrogen production and consumption looks promising. The projections indicate that hydrogen production through H2med could reach 3.85 Mt by 2030, with Spain leading in both companies involved and projects proposed. The Iberian Peninsula is expected to become a major exporter of hydrogen by 2030, with Spain having a substantial share of production. France and Germany also have ambitious targets for hydrogen consumption and production, with Germany estimating high demand by 2040. The H2Med pipeline project, backed by European gas transmission system operators, aims to transport green hydrogen to northern Europe, with expectations to handle 10% of European hydrogen consumption by 2030. This project has been declared a Project of Common Interest (PCI) and holds the potential to significantly impact the hydrogen market in the region. The involvement of Northern African countries in transiting their hydrogen production to Europe further showcases the growing interest and importance of hydrogen as an energy carrier in the region. Overall, the article paints a positive picture of the future of hydrogen in Europe, with collaborative efforts and ambitious projects driving the growth of the hydrogen economy in various countries.