During the Green Energy Conference in Bucharest, Romania, Oana Ozmen, Secretary of the Committee on Industries and Services in the Romanian Parliament, highlighted the importance of investments in projects related to hydrogen production and usage. She stressed the need to finalize legislation and discussed the establishment of a working group to address topics concerning the use of hydrogen in industry. The focus on green hydrogen and energy storage was emphasized to drive re-technology in the industry and ensure competitiveness. The Secretary also mentioned the significance of encouraging the installation of photovoltaic panels and purchasing batteries to support beneficiaries. Collaboration with various ministries and the necessity of legislation on certificates of origin were highlighted to facilitate market development. The continuity of important projects for Romania was deemed crucial, along with the finalization of a hydrogen strategy to set a clear direction for the country's future. Ozmen called for access to technology and connectivity among the 47 research centers in Romania to provide necessary solutions. The hope for gas networks to transport hydrogen in the future was expressed, emphasizing the need for a realistic approach to meet immediate needs during the transition period. The overall sentiment of the discussions at the conference was positive, focusing on the potential of green hydrogen and the importance of supportive governmental measures for its development.