The Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, highlighted Italy's progress towards finalizing the National Plan for Hydrogen, describing it as a crucial step towards decarbonization. He emphasized the importance of balancing ambition and realism in the plan, which is expected to be completed by November. Italy has already made significant investments in hydrogen, exceeding 3 billion euros, and is actively developing key infrastructures, including a major corridor with Africa. Through partnerships like the agreement with Germany, Italy aims to meet the growing demand for hydrogen in Europe. Minister Fratin outlined Italy's vision to become a central player in hydrogen transit, connecting Africa to Europe and leveraging the country's strategic position. The upcoming National Plan for Hydrogen will address both production strategies and transportation infrastructure, with a strong focus on long-term sustainability and alignment with European objectives. Italy's proactive approach demonstrates its commitment to establishing itself as a leading hub for hydrogen technologies and systems, setting a promising course for a greener future.