Hoegh Evi, previously known as Höegh LNG, has signed a memorandum of understanding with French port SEMOP Port-la-Nouvelle to collaborate on a floating hydrogen import terminal project. The partnership aims to evaluate the feasibility and design of port infrastructure for importing hydrogen from regions like the Middle East, North Africa, and the Americas. The proposed terminal is expected to enable the import of around 210,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by 2030, contingent on France's hydrogen pipeline readiness. SEMOP Port-la-Nouvelle's CEO highlighted the port's significant recent investments to expand and prepare for upcoming opportunities. This initiative aligns with Hoegh Evi's green rebranding following its diversification into hydrogen, ammonia, and carbon capture technologies. Despite challenges faced by green hydrogen projects globally, this collaboration signifies a positive step towards establishing Port-la-Nouvelle as a key hub for sustainable energy imports.