The SoutH2 project received a major boost with a €210 million investment to fund the German segment, facilitating the transport of green hydrogen from Algeria to Germany via Tunisia, Italy, and Austria. German bank KfW IPEX's contribution highlights the significance of ensuring long-term energy supply and enabling future hydrogen transport to key regions. The project, part of a European consortium, is set to receive EU funding and pave the way for similar initiatives across Europe, marking a significant step towards a sustainable energy transition. Algeria's cost-efficient hydrogen production, plans for a reference plant, and aim to cover a considerable portion of the European market's hydrogen needs present a lucrative market opportunity. The collaborative effort of five countries in the SoutH2 corridor underlines the project's vital role in enhancing Europe's energy security and diversifying energy imports, positioning Algeria as a crucial player in the global shift towards green energy.