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The European Union's electrolysis capacity is projected to reach between 514 MWel and 800 MWel by the end of 2025, amid uncertainties in deployment forecasting and manufacturing challenges. With global capacity dominated by China, the EU is implementing public funding initiatives and new legislation to bolster 'Made in Europe' technologies and secure sustainable supply chains for critical materials. The sector's electrolyzer manufacturing capacity is currently 8.9 GWel/year, with expectations to increase to 50.2 GWel/year by 2030.