Wood Mackenzie's analysis forecasts that Chinese electrolyser manufacturers will secure a significant share of orders beyond Europe and North America by 2025. The competitive edge of Chinese electrolysers in terms of cost, manufacturing capacity, and delivery times positions them favorably for global expansion. Despite restrictions in Europe, Chinese OEMs are anticipated to thrive due to their successful track record in various international markets and substantial manufacturing capacity investments. Challenges such as after-sales service issues and geopolitical risks may hinder their growth in Europe, leading Chinese manufacturers to explore markets in Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Chinese companies are adopting strategies like technology licensing and co-investing in European manufacturing to mitigate trade barriers and stimulate local economic benefits. These initiatives align with the increasing demand for green hydrogen and preferences for cost-effective solutions in the global hydrogen market.