The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) has partnered with Hyd’Occ, a green hydrogen project in Port-La Nouvelle, France, to supply renewable electricity from TRIG's onshore wind farms in the Occitanie region. Hyd’Occ, with primary backing from Qair and minority involvement from AREC Occitanie, is currently constructing a green hydrogen production unit expected to be operational in 2025, capable of producing 3,000 tons of renewable hydrogen annually. Nel Hydrogen Electrolyzer provided the project's front-end engineering and design study and will supply 20 MW of alkaline electrolyzer equipment for the facility. The Managing Director of TRIG, Minesh Shah, highlighted the importance of such Power Purchase Agreements in revenue management and emphasized the significance of supplying projects like Hyd’Occ with locally-generated, renewable electricity. Port-La-Nouvelle is earmarked to be a crucial hub for hydrogen activities in the Mediterranean, with plans for a dedicated low-carbon hydrogen and CO2 management infrastructure. A consortium including Occitanie Region, DEME Concessions, Euroports, and Teréga aims to transform the port into a hub for clean molecule flows, enabling the import and export of hydrogen, CO2, and other low-carbon by-products. The TRIG and Hyd’Occ partnership showcases a positive commitment to advancing renewable energy and green hydrogen production for a more sustainable future.