The Hyd'Occ project, located in Port-la Nouvelle, Aude, France, is set to revolutionize renewable hydrogen production. The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) has secured an electricity supply contract from Qair France to power the Hyd'Occ facility. The project, with an initial investment of €60m ($65.4m), aims to produce up to 3,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually, supporting the development of a sustainable energy model in the Occitanie region. TRIG will supply the project with electricity sourced from its onshore wind farms, emphasizing the importance of locally generated renewable energy. The facility will cater to various sectors including maritime, land, river, and rail transport, as well as industrial applications, aligning with the region's green hydrogen energy transition plan. Upon completion in 2025, Hyd'Occ will become the largest renewable hydrogen production facility in France, contributing significantly to the country's hydrogen output and fostering decarbonisation efforts. The partnership between TRIG and Qair France, alongside advisory services from RES Services, highlights a collaborative approach towards sustainable energy production and decarbonisation.