Energiequelle GmbH, a German renewable energy company, is progressing with plans to build a significant green hydrogen production facility in Oulu, northern Finland. The project, known as the Oulu Green Hydrogen Park, will be developed in three phases between 2028 and 2033. The initial phase aims to establish a 5-MW hydrogen production plant and a refueling station for buses and heavy-duty vehicles. Subsequent phases will see an increase in production capacity to between 10 MW and 500 MW, potentially allowing for hydrogen exports through a proposed pipeline and Oulu's port. Finland has been actively positioning itself as a leader in green hydrogen, dedicating space for three hydrogen production facilities in Oulu, including Energiequelle's project. The country's commitment to producing 10% of the EU's green hydrogen further solidifies its energy partnership with Germany, a significant importer of hydrogen. Oulu, with its favorable energy landscape where 95% of electricity is sourced from emissions-free sources, is an ideal location for such developments. To facilitate large-scale hydrogen production and exports, Finland's Gasgrid Finland is working on integrating Finnish hydrogen production into the wider European market through major infrastructure projects. EU-supported initiatives like the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor and the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector aim to establish a robust cross-border hydrogen network. Energiequelle's choice of Oulu for this project highlights the city's potential as a key player in Europe's clean energy transition, with the project poised to play a crucial role in the region's shift towards sustainable energy sources.