Nord Stream 2, the gas pipeline connecting Russia and Germany, faced damage due to an explosion in 2022. Swiss-based StreamTec Solutions, composed of Nord Stream pipeline's management team, explored repurposing options for the pipeline. The study revealed that despite severe damage to Line A, Line B remains intact and ready for repurposing without repairs. Repairing Line A is technically feasible and cost-effective, offering advantages over new construction. The potential repurposing options include hydrogen transport, LNG import to Lubmin, or gas storage. StreamTec Solutions emphasized the pipeline's suitability for hydrogen transport based on current steel quality. The company's proposal aligns with decarbonization goals for Europe by providing clean, renewable energy with minimal environmental impact. StreamTec Solutions' report addresses the permitting process and commercial benefits of repurposing Nord Stream 2, aiming to guide governmental and private organizations in utilizing existing infrastructure for sustainable energy solutions.