The green hydrogen market is experiencing significant growth as a key player in the global energy transition. With a projected valuation of US$ 94 billion by 2033, the market is being primarily driven by the push for net-zero emissions worldwide, coupled with advancements in electrolyzer technologies and decreasing costs of renewable energy sources. Europe leads the market due to its early adoption of green policies and substantial investments in hydrogen infrastructure. The industrial sector is a major consumer of green hydrogen, particularly in industries like chemicals, steel, and refining, aiming to reduce carbon emissions. Moreover, the mobility sector is also embracing green hydrogen in fuel cell vehicles and public transportation to decarbonize the transport industry. While challenges such as high production costs and infrastructure gaps exist, opportunities abound in energy storage, grid stabilization, and the export market for green hydrogen. Countries rich in renewables, such as Australia and Chile, are positioning themselves as major suppliers of green hydrogen on a global scale. The market is also witnessing partnerships between established energy companies and startups to drive innovation and expansion.