Norwegian company Hoegh Evi has announced a partnership with SEFE to explore the feasibility of setting up floating terminals for ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion along the Baltic and North Sea coasts in Germany. The collaboration seeks to create supply chains to facilitate the transportation of green hydrogen to various parts of Europe. The companies plan to conduct comprehensive assessments on the technical and commercial viability of different routes for supplying clean hydrogen produced from ammonia. This initiative involves the sourcing of ammonia, its transportation via ships, and the conversion process at floating import terminals to produce hydrogen. The primary objective is to contribute to the sustainable energy landscape by fostering the development of innovative solutions for hydrogen production and distribution in Europe, ultimately supporting the region's transition towards cleaner and greener energy sources.