Everfuel A/S has proposed the development of a 2GW hydrogen production capacity project named Frigg in Vejen, Denmark. Positioned at the Revsing energy park, the project aims to become a large-scale hydrogen production facility dedicated to supplying industrial customers in Germany via pipelines. Everfuel has secured the necessary land and is conducting feasibility studies to ensure seamless infrastructure access. Additionally, the project is strategically located close to the Revsing transformer station and within the hydrogen transport network, enabling potential expansion to 2GW capacity and direct connection to local renewable energy sources and district heating systems. Everfuel has recently signed a letter of intent for an initial hydrogen supply agreement with a German industrial customer, showcasing its commitment to expanding Denmark's hydrogen production infrastructure and creating local employment opportunities. The Frigg project is part of the hydrogen transmission network's 'Lower T' section, set to be operational by 2028, with connections to other key projects like HySynergy for enhanced balancing and redundancy functions. With a focus on sustainability, Everfuel aims to advance the Frigg project to make hydrogen commercially available for emission-free industry and mobility throughout Europe. The company's strategic partnerships with industries and vehicle manufacturers aim to establish a comprehensive hydrogen value chain. Market analysis conducted by Aurora Energy Research highlights the competitive advantage of hydrogen production in Denmark, specifically in the DK1 power zone in Jutland, due to the country's renewable energy landscape. Everfuel's commitment to the project's success is contingent on continued development progress and support from the municipality of Vejen.