The PosHYdon project, a collaborative effort involving 15 partners including Nel, has set a new milestone in the realm of hydrogen production by harnessing renewable hydrogen from offshore wind on an oil and gas platform in the North Sea. This initiative, a world-first demonstration of offshore hydrogen production, aims to transport hydrogen via existing pipelines to contribute to decarbonizing Dutch industry. Nel's CEO, Håkon Volldal, underscores the company's dedication to green hydrogen technology, emphasizing continuous technological advancement and substantial investments in research and development to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of their solutions. Furthermore, Nel's adoption of PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) technology, originally designed for aerospace applications and later adapted for submarine life support, now proves instrumental in hydrogen generation due to its compact design, high current density, and thin cell structure. This technology shows great promise in addressing climate challenges. In another groundbreaking endeavor, Ovako, in collaboration with Nel, is revolutionizing the steel industry by incorporating hydrogen to heat steel before hot rolling, leading the way towards zero-emission steel production. Ovako's commitment to reducing the carbon footprint in steel production and embracing hydrogen as a heating source represents a significant shift towards sustainable industrial practices, highlighting the potential of hydrogen in transforming traditional manufacturing processes.