China is making remarkable progress in green hydrogen production, with the nation on track to exceed its 200,000-tonne hydrogen production target set for 2025. By installing 2.5 GW of hydrogen electrolyzer capacity by the end of the year, China aims to produce 220,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, surpassing global production levels. While a substantial portion of China's current hydrogen output is derived from grey hydrogen, produced through coal gasification or steam methane reforming, the country is striving to shift towards sustainable production methods to support its carbon neutrality goals. To achieve its dual carbon goals by 2030 and 2060, China is emphasizing the need for low-carbon hydrogen production methods. Despite leading in electrolyzer capacity installation globally, China's standards and solutions lag behind those of European counterparts, highlighting the importance of aligning with global best practices. Geographical challenges in China, such as the concentration of hydrogen demand hubs in the east and abundant renewable energy resources in the north, are being addressed through the expansion of hydrogen pipeline networks. By targeting significant renewable hydrogen production in regions like Inner Mongolia and Gansu, China aims to surpass national targets and enhance regional development. Operational challenges, including the optimization of electrolyzer facilities to full capacity and the need for substantial renewable energy resources, pose hurdles in China's green hydrogen sector. However, the rapid expansion of the sector is expected to continue, supported by the nation's pace of installing new electrolyzer capacity and a trajectory similar to the solar PV and wind industries.