Denmark has unveiled plans for a significant investment exceeding $2 billion in a hydrogen pipeline project that will connect the Danish port city of Esbjerg to the German border. The Danish government, in collaboration with local parties, aims to have the hydrogen export route operational by 2030, a more ambitious timeline than initially forecasted. This initiative is part of a broader vision to establish a cross-border hydrogen transmission system between Denmark and Germany. The investment includes a substantial loan and operating subsidies to support the accelerated development of the hydrogen infrastructure. The project, led by Energinet in partnership with Gasunie, is striving to bring the cross-border transmission connection for green hydrogen transport to fruition earlier than the previous target of 2028. While the primary focus is on the pipeline to Germany, there are also plans for additional routes to energy hubs in Denmark. Despite initial challenges, Energinet and Gasunie are committed to overcoming obstacles to ensure the timely completion of this crucial energy infrastructure project.