PV Tech Research's market analyst, Joe Hennessy, delves into the current landscape of green hydrogen projects in Europe, highlighting both completed assets and upcoming projects. European interest in green hydrogen has surged, supported by incentives from the European Commission. The analysis showcases a significant number of projects under construction, with varying sizes across early-stage, late-stage, and under construction phases. The average project size is on the rise, with some large projects planned for the late 2030s, focusing on offshore wind and solar energy sources. Spain, Germany, and the Nordic regions lead in green hydrogen development due to factors like low-cost solar, wind availability, and industrial off-takers. Noteworthy projects like RWE's GET H2 Nukleus site are set to drive growth in 2025. Technologically, alkaline electrolysis and proton exchange membrane dominate the European market, with potential growth in anion exchange membrane and solid oxide electrolysis cells. The article underscores the importance of government funding schemes like IPCEI in boosting project sizes and advancements in green hydrogen technology, shaping a promising future for sustainable energy production in Europe.