The Pomeranian Green Hydrogen Cluster project in Poland has secured EU funding from the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) to explore green hydrogen generation potential. The project, set to focus on the West Pomeranian region, will leverage wind and solar farms by Sevivon for renewable hydrogen production to be distributed via hydrogen transmission networks in Poland and Germany. GAZ-SYSTEM, in partnership with PNE AG, Sevivon Sp. z o.o., and GASCADE Gastransport GmbH, aims to analyze and develop hydrogen infrastructure in North-West Poland and North-East Germany. EU's CEF Cross-border Renewable Energy Programme supports such initiatives, encouraging cross-border renewable energy projects. Additionally, GAZ-SYSTEM is actively involved in projects like the Hydrogen Map of Poland and plans for cross-border ventures like the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor. These efforts align with the goal of establishing a comprehensive regional hydrogen network for renewable energy transmission among Baltic countries, promoting a sustainable energy transition.