At the beginning of the year, Germany signed a deal with Norway that will see the two European countries move a step closer to building a large-scale pipeline, by 2030, that pipeline will transport hydrogen towards the German state and CO2 back towards the Scandinavian country. Or at least that’s the plan. Chancellor Scholz and Prime Minister Støre first signed a partnership a year earlier that explored the possibility of such infrastructure to be set in place. One year later and both countries are committed to helping one another sail through the rough seas represented by climate change, energy crisis and war. All with the help of hydrogen! Even though the pipeline will initially transport blue hydrogen in what is…