France's nuclear start-up Naarea has formed a strategic partnership with EO Concept to advance the development and innovation of decarbonised energy chains. The collaboration between these two entities will focus on exploring the potential of Naarea's XAMR technology for producing hydrogen and decarbonised electric fuels, particularly in maritime settings. Naarea, founded in 2020, is working on the XAMR molten salt fast neutron micro-generator with significant support from organizations like the French Alternative Energies & Atomic Energy Commission and key industry players. On the other hand, EO Concept, a subsidiary of Energy Observer, is known for its pioneering work in zero-emission hydrogen-powered ships and electro-hydrogen power plants. The partnership aims to assess the feasibility of competitive hydrogen and electro-fuels production, with a specific emphasis on high-temperature hydrogen production enabled by the XAMR technology. Both companies share a commitment to a sustainable, low-carbon energy future and view innovation as crucial in addressing climate change. The collaboration also includes Energy Observer, which made history in 2019 as the first zero-emission hydrogen-powered ship to circumnavigate the globe. This partnership signifies a significant step towards driving the development of hydrogen and sustainable energy solutions for the maritime industry.