The Zeevonk project in Rotterdam, a collaborative effort between Vattenfall, CIP, and Wood, has taken a significant step forward with the awarding of the front-end engineering design (FEED) contract to Wood for the hydrogen facility. This facility, powered by offshore wind and floating offshore solar, will play a pivotal role in the production of green hydrogen. Over the next ten months, the FEED will provide detailed cost estimates and set the stage for the upcoming EPC tender process, scheduled for Q2. The completed hydrogen plant will cater to significant energy demands and the produced hydrogen will be transported through pipelines to the Hydrogen Network Rotterdam. The network, a vital component of the Dutch hydrogen infrastructure centered in the Port of Rotterdam, highlights the region's commitment to sustainable energy initiatives. This development represents a positive stride towards renewable energy utilization and signifies the growing importance of hydrogen in the global energy transition.