Denmark has announced a three-year delay in the rollout of a green hydrogen transmission pipeline between western Denmark and northern Germany. The postponement, pushing the completion deadline to 2031 from 2028, is intended to enhance reliability and minimize setbacks in the project. Energy Minister Lars Aagaard highlighted the need for a reliable timeline to facilitate the coordination of significant green power from offshore wind sources, green hydrogen production, and the demand in Germany. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Denmark's energy ministry and transmission system operator Energinet. Despite this delay in the Danish section, both countries, Denmark and Germany, are committed to expediting the project and ensuring its successful implementation. It was stressed by Germany's economy ministry that the postponement of the pipeline construction will not impact Germany's aspirations to expand its hydrogen market. The ministry mentioned that while the pipeline is crucial, there are alternative options available for hydrogen importation. The ongoing work on the transnational pipeline is a testament to the cooperative efforts between Denmark and Germany in advancing renewable energy infrastructure and promoting sustainable energy solutions.