Amber Grid, the gas transmission system operator in Lithuania, has received approval from the National Energy Regulatory Council (NERC) for its gas transmission network development plan up to 2033. The plan entails investments of €201 million to upgrade the existing gas infrastructure, improve transmission network security and resilience, and integrate renewable energy sources, including green hydrogen. This initiative aligns with the strategic objectives of the European Union and Lithuania in the gas sector, emphasizing the importance of a safe and reliable transmission network. CEO Nemunas Biknius underlines the long-term role of gas as an industrial resource and energy stability source. The 10-year plan also focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and developing a hydrogen transport network. Public consultation highlighted interest in the hydrogen network plan, showcasing a shift towards sustainable energy solutions and collaboration with international partners for the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor project.