The UK Government is prioritizing hydrogen as a key technology in its transition towards a net-zero economy, alongside offshore wind and CCUS. With a strong focus on offshore energy solutions, the UK aims to have 10GW of low-carbon hydrogen production by 2030, attracting substantial private investment. However, challenges remain in scaling up the hydrogen economy, with most planned projects in the UK centered around blue hydrogen extracted from natural gas. In contrast, green hydrogen, produced through electrolysis, is still at an early stage globally, indicating a need for further development and investment. The success of green hydrogen in the UK will depend on sustained demand, efficient production, and appropriate infrastructure, all requiring consistent financial support. Despite the UK's robust offshore wind market, the government has been comparatively slow in supporting hydrogen commercialization, with most initiatives focused on blue hydrogen. This imbalance underscores the need for a strategic shift towards green hydrogen to align with long-term sustainability goals. The UK's energy future will likely see a mix of hydrogen technologies, each facing unique challenges and opportunities in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.