Jan De Nul Group and Fortescue have formed a partnership to transport green electrons produced from renewable resources in North Africa to Europe through subsea cables. The agreement, signed in Rabat, Morocco, emphasizes the importance of promoting green energy solutions. The collaboration aims to not only facilitate the direct transfer of green electrons but also bring about positive impacts such as increased employment, economic development, and empowering consumers with eco-friendly fuel options. The joint venture between Fortescue and OCP includes plans to supply green hydrogen, ammonia, and fertilizers to Morocco, Europe, and global markets. This initiative also involves the exploration of establishing manufacturing facilities and an R&D hub to advance the renewable energy sector in Morocco. The partners recognize the significance of reducing the world's total energy needs through the efficient transport and consumption of green electrons. Additionally, Jan De Nul's investment in a new XL cable-laying vessel equipped with ultra-low emission vessel technology demonstrates a commitment to sustainability. The vessel's advanced exhaust filter system aims to remove a significant percentage of pollutants from emissions, aligning with the industry's shift towards cleaner practices. The collaboration between Jan De Nul and Fortescue, coupled with technological advancements in emission reduction, signals a positive step towards a greener and more sustainable energy future.