German energy giant RWE is pushing for access to Danish hydrogen pipes as a prerequisite to bid on new offshore wind projects in Denmark. In an interview with Børsen, RWE's new managing director in Denmark, Pernille Haaning, highlighted the company's stance on the necessity of incorporating hydrogen infrastructure into their future ventures. This move comes as RWE aims to further develop large-scale wind turbine projects in Denmark. The company recognizes the significance of having access to hydrogen pipes for efficient distribution of the power generated by offshore wind farms. By advocating for hydrogen infrastructure, RWE aims to enhance the integration and synergy between renewable energy sources like wind power and hydrogen production. This strategic approach aligns with the company's commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. RWE's call for access to Danish hydrogen pipes underscores the growing importance of hydrogen in the renewable energy sector and signals a positive step towards a more interconnected and efficient energy infrastructure.