The Netherland’s will fund a 100 MW tender for renewables, but not on home soil. Instead, it will aim to tap the excess capacity available in Denmark in exchange for €100 million that has been earmarked for the production of green hydrogen. Through a deal signed by Dutch energy minister Eric Wiebes and his Danish counterpart Dan Jorgensen, Denmark will supply 8 TWh of renewable energy to the Netherlands, with the option to double this for an additional €100 million. This €100 million will be allocated for Denmark’s early build out of green hydrogen production, through 100 MW in power-to-X capacity through electrolysis. The tendering process for this is as yet unclear, but could fall under a Contracts for Difference…