Amber Grid, a Lithuanian gas transmission system operator, has approved a strategic plan involving investments of €3.3 billion by 2035. The focus will be on infrastructure development, with a significant portion allocated to a green hydrogen corridor and a carbon dioxide transportation ecosystem. This strategy aligns with Lithuania's National Energy Independence Strategy, aiming for energy self-sufficiency, high-value exports, and climate-neutral economy. The company will leverage EU and international funds to finance the projects. CEO Nemunas Biknius emphasized the importance of creating an infrastructure for clean energy supply, energy security, and strategic partnerships. Key projects include the Green Hydrogen Corridor and CO2 network. The strategy also emphasizes employee training, with a 30% increase in demand for skilled professionals expected. Overall, the strategy aims to accelerate energy independence, increase system reliability, and promote green transformation while ensuring energy and national security.