Gasunie and Petrogas Transportation B.V. are embarking on a joint investigation to explore repurposing a Petrogas pipeline beneath the North Sea for transporting green hydrogen. This initiative aligns with the offshore hydrogen project Demo 1, supported by the Dutch Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth, aiming to establish a 20 to 50MW electrolysis plant for green hydrogen production in the North Sea. With the Netherlands focusing on offshore wind expansion, the integration of an offshore hydrogen network is crucial for maximizing wind energy utilization and reducing reliance on foreign energy sources. Gasunie's proactive approach includes evaluating the reuse of existing gas infrastructure in the North Sea for hydrogen transport, emphasizing safety, legal frameworks, economic viability, and environmental impacts. Collaborating with Petrogas, Gasunie is at the forefront of assessing the feasibility of repurposing offshore pipelines for hydrogen, contributing to the development of international safety standards. This innovative partnership signifies a significant step towards a sustainable energy future, promoting energy efficiency and reducing overall infrastructure costs.