Finnish company P2X Solutions has embarked on commercial green hydrogen production at its Harjavalta facility, marking a significant milestone as one of Europe's pioneering ventures in this domain. The 20 MW production capacity plant utilizes renewable electricity sources, particularly wind power abundant in Finland, allowing it to produce environmentally friendly 'green' hydrogen. To support this initiative, the facility secured a 26-million euro investment grant from the Finnish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, along with a 10 million euro capital loan from the Finnish Climate Fund. Despite challenges stemming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict causing inflation and a surge in fossil fuel demand, the company remains optimistic about the future. P2X Solutions aims to construct two additional facilities in Finland with capacities of 40 MW and 100 MW, foreseeing a surge in demand driven by upcoming regulatory restrictions on emissions in various sectors. CEO Herkko Plit views the disruption caused by these global events as an opening for Europe to strengthen its position in clean energy technologies, emphasizing the continent's potential for enhanced competitiveness.