Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) are being increasingly utilized to drive progress towards achieving net zero emissions. This article specifically focuses on the application of PPAs in the context of offshore wind energy projects and the production of green hydrogen. In Germany, new offshore wind projects require bidders to market a portion of their electricity through PPAs, emphasizing the role these agreements play in the energy transition. When considering the generation of green hydrogen from offshore wind farms, a myriad of legal aspects need to be addressed in the PPA to maintain the hydrogen's green status. The location of the wind farm and electrolysers, along with other regulatory obligations, significantly impact the contractual design. Seeking expert legal advice, like that offered by WFW, is highly recommended to assess risks and customize PPAs accordingly. By engaging with legal professionals, project developers can ensure compliance with regulations and maximize the benefits of PPAs in advancing offshore wind and green hydrogen projects.