The energy group EnBW in Karlsruhe is making significant strides in its power plant strategy by revealing plans for a new gas power plant with hydrogen capability. Despite challenges and uncertainties in government tenders for gas-fired power plants, EnBW is determined to proceed with its fuel switch plans. The focus is on converting the hard coal-fired unit of the Rheinhafen steam power plant to a more environmentally friendly option. The development of an 850 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) plant with the capability to use hydrogen is at an advanced stage, prompting EnBW to share detailed plans with the public for the first time. This move demonstrates the company's commitment to embracing sustainable energy solutions and promoting the energy transition. By incorporating hydrogen technology into the new plant, EnBW is aligning with the broader goal of reducing carbon emissions and fostering a greener energy sector. The disclosure of these plans represents a positive step forward in the journey towards a more environmentally conscious and efficient energy infrastructure.