Lhyfe and Elyse Energy have unveiled their joint venture, the Green Coast project, which focuses on producing e-methanol from green renewable hydrogen at the industrial port hub of Montoir-de-Bretagne near Nantes. This initiative is a crucial step towards decarbonising maritime transport and aligns with the region's ambitions of transitioning to cleaner energy sources. Nantes Saint-Nazaire Port's dedication to decarbonisation, supported by local authorities, emphasizes the importance of sustainability in the maritime sector. The Green Coast project, part of the Loire Estuaire Décarbonation pathway, signifies a significant move towards a more eco-friendly industrial landscape. By leveraging green hydrogen production capabilities and exploring the feasibility of e-methanol production, the project aims to drive decarbonisation efforts in both maritime transport and local industry. The collaboration between Lhyfe and Elyse Energy highlights the synergies in the region's decarbonisation projects, fostering industrial growth and job creation. With plans to establish a substantial green hydrogen production unit by 2028, the project not only contributes to environmental goals but also paves the way for a sustainable industrial future in the area.