Finnish company P2X Solutions has recently launched commercial green hydrogen production at its pioneering facility in Harjavalta, Western Finland. This development represents a significant step for Finland as one of the first countries in Europe to embark on large-scale green hydrogen production. The company, backed by Swiss energy group Alpiq, boasts a 20 MW production capacity and plans to introduce a methanation facility in the future. By utilizing abundant wind power in Finland, P2X Solutions can label its hydrogen as "green." The Finnish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, along with the Finnish Climate Fund, have provided financial support totaling 36 million euros to facilitate this project. Despite setbacks faced by other European companies in the green hydrogen sector, P2X Solutions remains optimistic about the future. The company aims to construct two more facilities in Finland with capacities of 40 MW and 100 MW, emphasizing a strategic approach to navigating market and technological risks. Regulatory restrictions on emissions in various sectors are anticipated to drive demand for green hydrogen in the coming years. P2X Solutions also views the global landscape, including U.S. policies, as an opportunity for Europe to enhance its competitiveness in the clean energy sector. The company's CEO, Herkko Plit, remains positive about the future outlook for green hydrogen and believes in the importance of embracing clean technologies for sustainable growth and market leadership.