Since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia in February 2022, efforts have been made to reduce European dependency on Russian gas. Ukraine has seized the opportunity to shift towards green hydrogen production using its abundant solar energy resources. Through the Ukraine-EU Hydrogen Corridor project, key stakeholders aim to establish a pathway for exporting green hydrogen to Europe. This initiative not only enhances Ukraine's energy independence but also positions the country as a contributor to the European economy. US investors like Breakthrough Energy and BlackRock are actively supporting the Ukraine-EU hydrogen project, signaling a promising outlook for renewable energy development in Ukraine. Additionally, the US Department of Energy has played a role in advising Ukraine on energy grid modernization, further strengthening Ukraine's ties with the European energy market. However, in the US, the future of green hydrogen investments faces uncertainty. The Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program, designed to diversify the domestic hydrogen supply chain, is in limbo due to legal disputes. This has implications for investors in Texas, who were eyeing opportunities in Europe's green hydrogen market. Beyond Ukraine, other countries like Canada and Oman are also making strides in the green hydrogen sector, with plans to export to Europe. The global shift towards sustainable energy sources highlights the potential for green hydrogen to reshape the energy landscape and reduce reliance on traditional fossil fuels.