Northwest Europe is showcasing its commitment to low-emission hydrogen development, with plans to develop a significant 35GW of electrolyser capacity by 2030, aiming to satisfy 40% of Europe's hydrogen demand. Countries like France, Germany, and Switzerland have revised their hydrogen strategies to emphasize import strategies and market integration. Leveraging its interconnected gas network, the region aims to distribute around 8mtpa of low-emissions hydrogen by 2030. Electrolytic hydrogen production is expected to dominate, with key players like Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK leading the way. The European Commission (EC) has earmarked nearly €1bn to boost green hydrogen production, focusing on 15 projects expected to generate 2.2mt of green hydrogen over a decade, thereby significantly reducing carbon emissions. The region's strategic updates, investments, and expansion in electrolyser manufacturing capacity are key steps towards a sustainable energy future, potentially reinforcing its position as a major player in the global hydrogen market by 2030.