As the shipping industry moves towards sustainable practices, Madoqua is at the forefront of developing a green fuels corridor to facilitate the adoption of clean fuels. The company aims to utilize Power-to-X technologies to produce hydrogen and its derivatives, such as green ammonia and e-methanol. By partnering with key stakeholders like Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, and Norwegian Cruise Line, Madoqua is driving collaboration across the value chain to promote energy transition and sustainability. The green fuels corridor project involves establishing infrastructure in Portugal to connect with Northern Europe, with a focus on ammonia storage, pipeline development, and offloading facilities. Madoqua's ongoing initiatives include developing bunkering operations manuals for ammonia, conducting feasibility studies for green fuel terminals, and scaling up production capacities for various green fuels. The company acknowledges the importance of EU regulations like FuelEU Maritime in shaping the future of green fuels production and bunkering infrastructure. Looking ahead, Madoqua plans to expand its green fuel corridor initiatives, leveraging EU support and fostering collaboration between public and private entities to ensure the success of sustainable energy projects.