The Port of Amsterdam and the Port of Den Helder in the Netherlands have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance their collaboration in energy transition, offshore wind, and hydrogen initiatives. The two ports are strategically positioned for renewable energy generation in the North Sea and are keen on establishing sustainable energy hubs. One of their primary focuses is the development of a hydrogen hub to further support the energy transition. Leaders from both ports expressed the importance of accelerating the transition through cooperative projects that leverage each port's strengths while maintaining their individual identities. Port of Amsterdam has also engaged in partnerships with international entities to explore hydrogen connections. Collaborations with companies like Petronor, EnBW, and GasLog are assessing the feasibility of a liquid hydrogen corridor between Bilbao and Amsterdam. Additionally, agreements with Petronor/Repsol and KLM are exploring the production of synthetic aviation fuel and hydrogen-based synthetic aviation fuel in Bilbao. Furthermore, a joint study agreement with Masdar aims to evaluate the potential for a liquefied green hydrogen supply chain from Abu Dhabi to Amsterdam. These initiatives reflect a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and renewable energy development in the maritime industry. By working together and seeking new partnerships, the ports of Amsterdam and Den Helder are poised to play a significant role in advancing the energy transition and sustainability efforts in the region and beyond.