China's significant role in global hydrogen production is highlighted by the National Energy Administration's report, stating that the country produced 36.5 million tons of hydrogen in 2024, with fossil fuel-based hydrogen dominating production. Despite this, China is increasingly focusing on large-scale renewable hydrogen projects. While the country currently faces challenges in project viability and technology advancement, the government plans to enhance support for innovation and international cooperation in the hydrogen sector. China's commitment to green hydrogen, using renewable energy for production, aligns with its goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2060. The country has also seen substantial growth in hydrogen infrastructure, with over 540 refueling stations and 240,000 fuel-cell vehicles as of 2024, reflecting its dedication to clean energy development.