Dutch steel producer Tata Steel and Greek CCUS service provider ECOLOG have partnered with Norwegian company Gen2 Energy and the Port of Amsterdam to assess the potential of establishing a liquid hydrogen import corridor from Norway to the Netherlands. The initiative involves liquefying hydrogen produced from Norwegian hydropower for shipment to Amsterdam. Once in the Netherlands, the liquid hydrogen will be converted back to gas for distribution to companies like Tata Steel through a planned pipeline network. Additionally, the collaboration aims to create a liquid CO2 export corridor, focusing on the economic feasibility and sustainability of trade between the two countries. The project involves capturing CO2 emissions from companies in the region, such as Tata Steel, and exporting it from Amsterdam to Norway for permanent storage. Notably, the cold energy released during the hydrogen-to-gas conversion process will be utilized to liquefy CO2 at ECOLOG's terminal. These ventures were established alongside a visit by HM King Willem-Alexander to Denmark and Norway, emphasizing the importance of hydrogen, CO2 storage, and energy infrastructure. Overall, the agreements are set to enhance international collaboration and promote sustainable practices in the energy sector.