Energiequelle Finland, in partnership with the City of Oulu, is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative to establish the Oulu Green Hydrogen Park. The project envisions the development of a hydrogen production plant with a maximum capacity of 500 MW along with hydrogen refueling stations for heavy-duty vehicles. Planned for completion by 2028, the project is poised to contribute significantly to Finland's green energy landscape. The project's phased approach involves the initial construction of a 5 MW hydrogen production plant and a refueling station. Subsequent phases aim to increase production capacity to 10-50 MW and potentially expand to 100-500 MW, contingent on market dynamics and infrastructure availability. Energiequelle's commitment to replicating its successful German hydrogen projects in Oulu underscores the company's confidence in the venture's success. The collaborative efforts between Energiequelle and the City of Oulu reflect a strategic approach to foster hydrogen transmission infrastructure and support energy-intensive industries within the region. Finland's favorable conditions for renewable energy production and its alignment with Germany's hydrogen demand create a promising partnership. The country's national hydrogen strategy, targeting a significant share of green hydrogen production in the EU, complements Germany's ambitious hydrogen goals. Furthermore, initiatives like the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor and Gasgrid Finland's hydrogen transport infrastructure projects bolster Finland's position as a key player in the European hydrogen market. These projects pave the way for enhanced investment opportunities in clean energy infrastructure regionally and across the Baltic Sea, reinforcing Finland's potential as a major actor in Europe's energy transition.