EnBW, a German energy company, has announced an investment of around €1 billion to develop a national hydrogen core network by 2032. This network is part of the European Hydrogen Backbone (EHB) and is crucial for the country’s transition to a hydrogen economy. It will cater to major industrial centers, power plants, and generation facilities, laying the foundation for decarbonisation and climate goal achievement. EnBW's Board Member highlighted the significance of this network in advancing the energy transition and announced a total investment of €40 billion by 2030. Germany's strategy involves reducing reliance on oil and natural gas by promoting clean hydrogen production and imports. By utilizing electrolysis powered by renewable energy, hydrogen can play a key role in achieving a lower carbon economy. Given Germany's land constraints for renewable energy, a significant portion of hydrogen is expected to be imported from regions with ample renewable resources. This initiative aligns with the country's ambitions to drive sustainability and decrease carbon emissions in the long run.