The largest-ever tender for offshore wind in the Netherlands has been successfully concluded, with major players securing sites for the development of clean power projects. A consortium consisting of ABP, APG, and SSE Renewables has managed to secure a site that is capable of producing a minimum of 2 gigawatts of clean power. Additionally, a joint venture between Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has also won a tender for a project of similar capacity. Interestingly, apart from focusing on wind energy, this joint venture is also planning to set up a hydrogen plant that will help in balancing the energy output from the site. This move highlights a holistic approach towards renewable energy production and storage. The success of these tenders signifies a positive step towards achieving sustainable energy goals in the Netherlands, showcasing a commitment to green energy projects even amidst challenges faced by the global industry. The incorporation of a hydrogen plant in the plan indicates a progressive mindset towards utilizing innovative technologies for efficient energy management and storage.