BadenovaNETZE, a subsidiary of Badenova, has embarked on a significant project in Germany's Upper Rhine region by commencing the construction of a 36-mile hydrogen pipeline. Known as the H2@Hochrhein project, this initiative will connect Grenzach-Wyhlen and Waldshut-Tiengen, enhancing the delivery of green hydrogen to energy-intensive industries. Scheduled for completion by 2030, the pipeline signifies a crucial advancement in Germany's transition towards a renewable energy economy. With a segment already underway between Albbruck and Dogern, BadenovaNETZE is making tangible progress in expanding the hydrogen infrastructure. Collaborations with key industry players such as Evonik, RWE, and Bosch underscore the collective effort towards hydrogen integration. Additionally, ongoing feasibility studies and network connections with Swiss partners demonstrate a comprehensive approach to hydrogen utilization. Furthermore, the company's involvement in the RHYn Interco project, in partnership with GRTgaz and terranets bw, highlights the repurposing of gas infrastructure for hydrogen in specific regions. Julie Buerkle-Weiss's emphasis on viewing hydrogen as a complete system reflects a holistic strategy essential for successful energy transformation.