The Gas TSO of Ukraine, in collaboration with various organizations and companies, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish the 'Ukraine-EU Hydrogen Corridor.' This initiative aims to develop a full end-to-end hydrogen value chain, leveraging Ukraine's renewable energy potential and integrating it into the European energy market. The project involves producing renewable hydrogen in Ukraine and transporting it through pipeline networks to Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Germany after 2030. The consortium's efforts align with the strategic partnership between the EU and Ukraine on biomethane, hydrogen, and other synthetic gases. The focus on infrastructure investment and regulatory alignment underscores the importance of joint efforts for successful project implementation. The Ukraine Green Industrial Recovery Platform, supported by various organizations, initiated the consortium to drive advancements in the hydrogen sector and strengthen ties between Ukraine and the EU. Key industry players express optimism about the project's potential impact. Dmytro Lyppa, CEO of Gas TSO of Ukraine, highlights the commitment to sustainable energy, while Dr. Matthias Jenn sees the corridor as crucial for industrial centers in Central Europe. Dimitar Enchev emphasizes the importance of dedicated partners for Ukraine's energy hub development, and Rastislav Ňukovič aims to expand collaboration between Slovakia and Ukraine in the hydrogen economy. Julia Reinaud from Breakthrough Energy emphasizes that the project signals Ukraine's potential as a clean energy supplier to Central Europe, addressing energy challenges and supporting Ukraine's green recovery post-conflict. The initiative's long-term vision includes technical feasibility studies and collaboration with European TSOs to ensure project success, setting the stage for Ukraine's sustainable energy future and enhanced European energy security.