The Nordic transmission system operators (TSOs) have released an updated strategy for the energy system spanning from 2024 to 2030. The report, 'Solutions for a clean Nordic energy system 2024 – 2030,' addresses significant challenges faced by the Nordic energy system. One major challenge is the threatened transmission capacity due to the rapid increase in offshore wind and other generation technologies. To tackle this, the TSOs emphasize the importance of comprehensive system planning, new IT systems, and operational tools to bridge the adequacy gaps and maintain system stability. The emergence of hydrogen as an energy source raises the need for upgraded grid infrastructure to integrate hydrogen technology effectively while ensuring system stability. The TSOs recognize the potential of hydrogen in providing flexibility to the power system but stress the importance of timely design principles and technical requirements to prevent challenges to system stability. Moreover, the TSOs discuss the pressures on European supply chains, highlighting the escalating competition in green investments globally. This competition, coupled with rising costs, poses challenges to the green transition and grid development. Cooperation among Nordic countries, neighboring TSOs, and vendors is seen as crucial to overcoming these challenges. The strategic roadmap outlined by the TSOs focuses on enhancing system infrastructure, promoting market flexibility, and establishing a robust digital foundation for energy systems. This roadmap aims to enable a secure and optimized energy system, ensure market mechanisms that support flexibility and fair competition, and foster European cooperation in cybersecurity and IT platforms for balancing and electricity markets. The updated strategy reflects the evolving circumstances in the Nordics and Europe, aligning with new climate goals and emphasizing proactive measures for a sustainable energy future.