Green hydrogen production is forecasted to undergo a significant cost reduction over the next decade, with the average cost set to decrease from $6-7 per kilogram to $2.5 by 2030. This trend is attributed to enhanced electrolyzer efficiency and lowered installation costs. Specialized companies like ITM Power and Siemens Energy are spearheading technological advancements to further decrease costs. The industrial adoption of green hydrogen, crucial for sectors like aviation and steel to achieve carbon neutrality, is hindered by current costs. However, the decreasing cost of renewable energy is expected to boost the competitiveness of green hydrogen. Key players such as Shell and Sinopec are positioning themselves as leaders in infrastructure development. As green hydrogen production scales up, it is poised to disrupt global energy markets, with emerging and industrialized economies expected to increase demand. This shift towards green hydrogen is not only aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions but also at transforming supply chains in critical industries.