The European Commission, under President Ursula von der Leyen, is prioritizing the development of links to connect large-scale green hydrogen projects to end users as part of the upcoming clean industrial deal strategy. The EU aims to utilize Europe's vast renewable potential to assist industries in their decarbonization efforts. The Commission has set binding targets for renewable hydrogen usage in industry and transport by 2030, aiming for lower costs and increased demand particularly in sectors with hard-to-abate greenhouse gas emissions. Notable among these projects is Stegra's green steel plant in northern Sweden, set to become the largest renewable hydrogen project globally. Despite challenges and project cancellations, the EU remains focused on scaling up green hydrogen production to achieve its goals as outlined in the 2020 hydrogen strategy.