In a move towards decarbonisation, the European Union has allocated €51.4 million to support the growth of the hydrogen fuel sector in Finland. This funding will assist Gasgrid, the Finnish state-owned gas diffusion system operator, in the construction of three pipelines. The support was granted to enhance the development of hydrogen infrastructure in the region, with projects like the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor and the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector receiving significant funding to connect multiple markets. These initiatives aim to pave the way for clean energy investments and reduce carbon emissions, aligning with the EU's climate targets. Gasgrid highlighted the rigorous evaluation process the projects underwent, emphasizing their contribution to decarbonisation and clean energy goals. The decision was met with positivity, with Sara Kärki from Gasgrid expressing that it positions Finland and the Baltic Sea Region as key players in advancing the hydrogen economy to support EU climate objectives.