The ABO Energy Group from Germany has secured a planning reservation to establish a hydrogen production facility in Oulu, Finland, with a proposed 600 MW electrolyser capacity. The project, planned to unfold in phases, also includes exploration of methanol and sustainable aviation fuel synthesis, contingent on access to biogenic CO2. Waste heat generated by the plant is earmarked for district heating, underscoring sustainability goals. ABO Energy emphasizes Finland's favorable investment environment, citing abundant green energy resources and scalability potential. The project aligns with the country's status as a major renewable energy producer. Oulu's emerging green industrial hub, Pyyryväinen, is set to host the plant, with operational commencement slated for 2034-2036. Notably, the initiative complements ongoing hydrogen ventures in the region, bolstered by Gasgrid Finland's blueprint for a hydrogen transportation network. The University of Oulu's hydrogen research competence and talent pool further fortify the project's foundation. A final investment verdict is pending, promising more green innovation in the hydrogen landscape.