The Port of Amsterdam has welcomed the arrival of the first floating solars for the Hollandse Kust Noord offshore solar farm, set to be installed at the Dutch CrossWind HKN offshore wind farm in 2025. This project, led by Oceans of Energy, will mark a significant milestone as the largest offshore solar farm in the North Sea. The floating technology tested under North Sea conditions for four years has proven its resilience in harsh offshore environments. The deployment of the Hollandse Kust Noord solar farm not only represents a step towards renewable energy but also emphasizes the innovative integration of solar, wind, and hydrogen energy production. The European Commission and the Dutch Ministry of Climate and Green Growth are supporting this endeavor, highlighting it as a model for future offshore energy solutions. Moreover, the CrossWind's Hollandse Kust Noord project is pushing boundaries by incorporating battery storage and green hydrogen production from offshore wind power on a megawatt scale. Once operational, the offshore wind farm is expected to contribute significantly to clean energy generation. Oceans of Energy's involvement in scaling up floating solar technology through collaborations like the EU joint industry project with WavEC is pivotal in advancing renewable energy capabilities at sea. By aiming to standardize formats for gigawatt-scale farms, these efforts will play a crucial role in the sustainable development of offshore renewable energy.