Bermuda-based shipowner and operator Höegh LNG has rebranded to Höegh Evi to signify its shift towards innovative clean energy solutions beyond LNG. The company now focuses on floating infrastructure for ammonia, hydrogen, and carbon capture and storage (CCS) in addition to LNG. This rebranding aims to accelerate the energy transition towards sustainable practices. Höegh Evi plans to develop marine infrastructure for clean molecules, including floating import terminals for ammonia and hydrogen, ammonia cracking technology, and CCS projects. The company's expansion includes a recent deal to deploy a floating storage and regasification unit in Egypt to enhance the country's energy security. Moreover, Höegh Evi is working on creating the world's first floating import terminal for the large-scale transformation of green ammonia into green hydrogen, showcasing its commitment to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The leadership at Höegh Evi emphasizes the importance of balancing current energy security needs with future clean energy goals, positioning the company as a partner in fulfilling both aspects.