Gasunie, a major player in the energy sector, has reported a significant revenue growth of 20% in the first half of 2025, reaching €838 million, attributed to higher transmission tariffs and increased gas transport. The company is investing heavily in energy infrastructure, with a focus on renewable gases like hydrogen and biomethane. Gasunie is actively working on various projects to accelerate the energy transition and ensure energy security. Projects such as the carbon transport and storage initiative, the hydrogen network in Rotterdam, and the adaptation of the German gas network for hydrogen transmission are key focal points. Despite some delays in projects like the Dutch national hydrogen network and the WarmtelinQ heat network, Gasunie remains committed to progress. They stress the importance of natural gas in the coming years, along with the need for emergency reserves in gas storage facilities. Gasunie plans to invest €12 billion by 2030 to support Dutch industry, hydrogen development, and maintain network efficiency. The company's CEO emphasizes the necessity of perseverance and flexibility in building a sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy system for the future.