The North America electrolysis liquid hydrogen market is experiencing a surge in demand and investments, primarily due to the increasing adoption of hydrogen-powered transportation modes such as buses, trucks, and trains. This growth is further supported by the development of clean energy refueling infrastructure, aligning with stringent environmental regulations pushing for cleaner technologies. The market recorded a size of USD 220.3 million in 2023, with a projected CAGR of 7.5% until 2032. One significant driver of this growth is the rising government support for hydrogen adoption as a clean energy solution to reduce production costs. The cryogenic tanks segment is expected to grow substantially by more than USD 335.5 million by 2032, thanks to their high storage density, making them ideal for handling large hydrogen volumes. The U.S. market is set to lead this growth trajectory, with expectations to surpass USD 343 million by 2032. This growth is backed by initiatives like the Biden administration's Hydrogen Energy Earthshot initiative, which aims to establish a network of hydrogen production, storage, and utilization centers nationwide. Key players in the market, including Cummins, Linde, Shell, and Siemens Energy, are actively participating in this market, reflecting the increasing interest and investments in hydrogen technologies in North America.