Denmark is taking a significant step towards green energy with plans for a U$1.1bn subsidy package to accelerate the development of a 340 km hydrogen pipeline to Germany by 2030. The Danish government aims to reduce capacity booking requirements, allowing the project to proceed based on the commitment of a single major hydrogen producer. This initiative is part of Denmark's strategy to boost Europe's green hydrogen production and create a major business opportunity for the country. On the other hand, Sweden and France have partnered to establish a 10MW green hydrogen plant in Sweden, supported by €11m funding, to cater to local refuelling stations and industrial processes. In Germany, the Hesse region is planning a €300m hydrogen network to connect to national routes, with feasibility studies underway by 15 gas network operators. Additionally, the European Commission is investing over €1.25bn in grants for various energy infrastructure projects, including €250m specifically for hydrogen development studies, to support and accelerate the growth of the hydrogen market.