The SoutH2 Corridor project is set to revolutionize the energy landscape by transporting green hydrogen from Algeria to the European Union through a 3,300-kilometer pipeline. This initiative involves a collaboration between Algeria and Europe, leveraging the abundant solar and wind resources in Algeria for green hydrogen production. Key industry players like Sonatrach and companies from Germany, Austria, and Italy are taking part, aiming to produce over 4 million tonnes of hydrogen by 2030. The project repurposes existing infrastructure, mainly old natural gas pipelines, to minimize costs and align with the EU's REPowerEU strategy of reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Significant investments from the EU and the private sector are driving this ambitious project forward, with the goal of enhancing energy security and promoting European cooperation for a sustainable future. The SoutH2 Corridor not only addresses the global demand for hydrogen but also paves the way for integrating renewable energy projects and achieving decarbonization objectives, marking a substantial step towards a greener and more cohesive global energy landscape.