Gasunie's subsidiary, Hynetwork, has unveiled an ambitious plan to roll out a national hydrogen network in the Netherlands over the coming years, aiming to enhance sustainability and boost the country's industrial landscape. The project will kick off in Rotterdam by 2026 and gradually expand to cover industrial clusters along the Dutch North Sea coast, with the inclusion of key connections to Germany and Belgium by 2030. The network plan also highlights the establishment of connections between clusters and the completion of the Delta Rhine Corridor by 2033. Gasunie, an established European energy infrastructure company, emphasizes the importance of transitioning to CO2 neutral energy sources and sees hydrogen as a key player in this shift. By leveraging its extensive gas infrastructure, Gasunie aims to support the energy transition and facilitate the growth of renewable gases like hydrogen and green gas. The company's proactive role in developing energy infrastructure aligns with the broader goal of achieving a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy supply.