The EU Commission has announced plans to limit the use of Chinese technology in the production of green hydrogen for the European market. Concerns about overdependence on imported electrolyzers from China have led to the decision to set a maximum quota of 25% for Chinese electrolyzers in future green hydrogen tenders. This move is part of the conditions outlined for the upcoming second auction of the European Hydrogen Bank. The new criteria also include resilience requirements for electrolyzers to promote a more diverse supply chain. The European hydrogen industry has expressed support for these measures, viewing them as a positive step towards safeguarding the region's green hydrogen production. By imposing restrictions on Chinese technology, the EU aims to enhance the resilience of its hydrogen sector and reduce reliance on external suppliers. This regulation underscores the EU's commitment to fostering a more sustainable and secure hydrogen industry in Europe.