In a groundbreaking development, Höegh Evi and Wärtsilä’s Gas Solutions have successfully completed the world's first floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker project. This cutting-edge technology allows floating import terminals to generate hydrogen at industrial-scale volumes from transported ammonia, revolutionizing the energy sector. Recognized as a crucial energy source, hydrogen holds immense potential for hard-to-abate industries, with ammonia serving as an efficient carrier. The initiative aligns with Europe's ambitious goal to import 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2030, as outlined in the EU's REPower strategy. The collaborative efforts aim to address the challenges of hydrogen storage and transportation while enhancing the energy infrastructure's resilience and flexibility. The ammonia cracker boasts a highly scalable design, enabling integration into various floating units and terminals, with substantial sendout capacity and ammonia storage options. The project, supported by the Norwegian Government's green platform program, received significant funding and involved partnerships with key institutions and companies. This milestone not only propels the hydrogen economy forward but also propels the energy transition in Europe, offering a reliable and sustainable energy supply for industries within the decade.