Everfuel has proposed the Frigg project in Vejen, Denmark, to expand green hydrogen production capacity up to 2 GW. This initiative is part of a phased development plan at the Revsing Energy Park and marks Everfuel's significant investment in hydrogen infrastructure. Frigg, if approved, will serve as Everfuel's primary large-scale production facility dedicated to supplying hydrogen to industrial customers in Germany through a pipeline. The project's strategic location near the Revsing transformer station offers the opportunity for a direct link to local renewable energy sources like solar and wind, enabling a sustainable production process. Moreover, Frigg aims to integrate with local district heating systems, contributing to the region's green energy ecosystem and reducing carbon emissions in Europe. The project's expansion potential and proximity to the hydrogen backbone in Denmark's Jutland region highlight its importance in enhancing the country's hydrogen production capabilities and supporting Everfuel's commercial endeavors. By leveraging Denmark's renewable energy resources and infrastructure, Frigg, along with other planned projects like HySynergy and Sif, is poised to propel Everfuel towards its strategic goals and further establish the country as a leader in green hydrogen production.