Dutch natural gas grid operator Gasunie has announced a significant investment of around €12 billion by 2030 to advance the energy transition and retain major industries within the Netherlands. Two-thirds of this investment will be dedicated to developing infrastructure for sustainable gases, including hydrogen and biomethane, while also continuing work on carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects. Gasunie's strategic shift is evident as the proportion of green projects in its investment portfolio has risen from 20% to 45% in recent years, highlighting a commitment to sustainable energy solutions. The company emphasizes the importance of industry-government collaboration to enable a smooth transition away from fossil fuels, addressing concerns such as high energy costs and the need for sustainable production processes. Gasunie's proactive stance underlines a positive outlook on the future of sustainable energy in the Netherlands, despite challenges like grid congestion and delays in hydrogen production plans.