Gasunie, a Dutch gas transmission company, has outlined its strategic agenda for an energy transition towards sustainable energy in its recent annual report. The company plans to invest approximately €12 billion by 2030, with a significant portion allocated to infrastructure for sustainable gases. Gasunie aims to support industry by enabling key industries to reduce CO2 emissions through initiatives like carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen infrastructure development. The company also emphasizes the importance of maintaining energy security amidst changes in the gas market. Gasunie made progress on key projects in 2024, including the national hydrogen network, the CCS project Porthos, and the WarmtelinQ pipeline for heat transportation. The workforce expanded by 15% to support these advancements. The company's financial performance in 2024 showed an underlying net result of €355 million, with increased personnel expenses due to the workforce growth. Gasunie's CEO, Willemien Terpstra, highlights the need for collaboration between different stakeholders to achieve a sustainable energy future that is also economically viable. By focusing on green projects, energy security, and infrastructure development, Gasunie aims to contribute to a prosperous society while maintaining its financial stability.