Denmark is taking significant steps towards achieving its goal of operating entirely on green electricity. The Danish Government recently unveiled initiatives to bolster the offshore wind and hydrogen markets, addressing global challenges. Plans include state subsidies to develop 2-3 GW of offshore wind capacity and establish a hydrogen backbone from Esbjerg to the German border by 2030. The aim is to ensure all electricity in Denmark is green and self-produced, emphasizing a rapid green transition with a focus on energy security and sustainability. The Minister for Climate, Energy, and Utilities expressed the government's commitment to these endeavors, highlighting the importance of a green energy supply for Denmark and Europe. To support green hydrogen production, Denmark plans to invest billions and facilitate exports to Germany by 2030, creating green jobs and enhancing energy security. While the focus is on constructing the hydrogen pipeline from Esbjerg to Germany initially, there are ambitions for a full-scale hydrogen backbone. The government is also keen on continuing discussions with Germany to meet green energy needs, showcasing a strong commitment to European cooperation and environmental sustainability.