The Federal Cabinet of Germany recently approved a hydrogen import strategy that aims to enhance the country's access to green hydrogen from neighboring regions. According to a study conducted by the think tanks Agora Energiewende and Agora Industrie, Germany's future hydrogen requirements could be met by importing around 60 to 100 terawatt hours of green hydrogen by the mid-2030s. The focus is on expanding pipeline infrastructure to facilitate the import of hydrogen from the 'extended European neighborhood.' The two think tanks estimate that this significant amount of imported hydrogen could cover a substantial portion of the new hydrogen demand specified by the German government for 2030. The successful implementation of this strategy would play a vital role in advancing Germany's energy transition goals and reducing carbon emissions. The approval of the hydrogen import strategy marks a step forward in Germany's commitment to sustainable and green energy solutions, positioning the country as a key player in the global shift towards renewable energy sources.