The PosHYdon project, a groundbreaking initiative in the Netherlands, is moving forward as it transitions from the onshore testing phase to offshore testing in the North Sea. This project, also known as the world’s first pilot to produce green hydrogen on an operational gas platform, marks a significant milestone with the completion of its onshore testing at InVesta in Alkmaar. The project consortium, consisting of 15 members, successfully integrated all components, including an electrolyzer, during the onshore test to prepare for the challenging offshore conditions. The equipment has now been relocated to Neptune Energy’s Q13a-A platform, where the electrolyzer will undergo testing in real offshore conditions to evaluate its performance in fluctuating wind power scenarios. The project aims to achieve the first offshore hydrogen production by the fourth quarter of 2024, with plans for large-scale production in the coming years. The integration of offshore wind, gas, and hydrogen production systems on the Q13a-A platform represents a significant step towards green electrification in the Dutch North Sea. By blending green hydrogen with natural gas and transporting it via existing pipelines, the project aligns with sustainability goals and promotes renewable energy solutions. The Dutch government's support through increased hydrogen blending specifications further emphasizes the commitment to green hydrogen production and the transition towards a more sustainable energy sector.