Everfuel has put forth a project proposal for the development of a substantial green hydrogen production plant, Project Frigg, in Denmark. The plant, with a capacity of up to 2GW, will be strategically located at the Revising Energy Park and will have a direct connection to solar and wind energy sources. Everfuel aims to supply 10,000 tonnes of green hydrogen yearly to a German customer through a pipeline, starting in 2028. The successful completion of Project Frigg is contingent on continued development and approval by the Vejen municipality. This initiative is significant for Everfuel's commercial engagements in Germany and ongoing discussions with the Danish authorities regarding pipeline infrastructure. The company's Founder and CEO, Jacob Krogsgaard, highlighted the positive impacts of the project, including job creation, economic benefits, and the reduction of CO2 emissions in Europe. Despite delays in the HySnergy project earlier in the year, Everfuel remains committed to connecting it to the Lower T pipeline, which is expected to be operational by 2028. Overall, Project Frigg represents a step towards promoting green hydrogen for industrial use and advancing sustainable energy practices in Europe.