Greece's Ministry of Economy and Finance is making significant investments in clean energy with a €7.87 million funding call for a green hydrogen-powered Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant in Western Macedonia. The goal of this project is to provide round-the-clock clean heat and electricity for public buildings and local institutions in Ptolemaida. This initiative is part of the EU-supported Just Development Transition Programme, which aims to reduce carbon emissions and support regions transitioning away from coal. Alongside this, the PPC Group is embarking on a massive €5.75 billion investment plan to transform Western Macedonia's energy sector, incorporating solar PV systems, battery storage solutions, and new data infrastructure. Hellenic Hydrogen, a collaboration between PPC and Motor Oil, is also playing a key role by establishing a 100 MW electrolyzer facility in Amyndeon to increase local green hydrogen production. These collective efforts signify Western Macedonia's ambition not only to align with but to lead Europe's hydrogen transition, showcasing a positive and proactive stance towards sustainability and renewable energy.