The HØST PtX Esbjerg project in Denmark has achieved a significant milestone with the receipt of primary environmental approvals from the Danish Environmental Agency. This approval includes the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) approval of the project and the environmental approval of the facility, allowing the project to move forward in its development. The project, backed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, aims to establish a plant with the capacity to produce 120-140,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually. This green hydrogen will primarily cater to industries like chemicals, steel, refineries, and maritime fuel, with a focus on supplying the German market. The HØST project is vital for the development of domestic hydrogen infrastructure in Denmark, enabling the export of green hydrogen to the European market. The project has already secured land for the plant, green power supply through agreements with Energinet, and water supply from a nearby wastewater treatment plant. David Dupont-Mouritzen, the Project Director, highlighted the project's commitment to decarbonization and the potential of large-scale Power-to-X projects in Denmark. The approval is a significant step towards creating a sustainable economy in Esbjerg, with expectations of generating 100-150 permanent local jobs and supporting community growth. Collaborations with companies like Monjasa and Uniper further enhance the project's reach, focusing on green ammonia production for the maritime sector and supplying green hydrogen to Germany. These partnerships aim to accelerate the green transformation of industries and contribute to a more sustainable future.