Qair and Trapil, key players in the energy and power transmission sectors, have formed a strategic partnership to develop the distribution of electromolecules like hydrogen and ammonia. This collaboration is essential to address the decarbonization goals of industrial and transport sectors amidst tightening environmental regulations. Qair's renewable energy production projects worldwide, including the construction of the largest renewable hydrogen unit in France, align with Trapil's expertise in energy liquid transportation. The partnership aims to optimize the electromolecules value chain, offering complete solutions to European customers and ensuring competitive products in a growing market. With a focus on hydrogen and sustainable fuels, Qair and Trapil aim to reduce the carbon footprint in heavy industry and transport by leveraging efficient distribution infrastructures. This international venture plans to export electromolecules globally, emphasizing South America as a key market, and highlights the importance of robust logistics for cross-border transport. As the energy transition progresses, electromolecules like hydrogen and e-saf are positioned as promising alternatives to traditional fuels, driving the need for optimized supply chains to maintain competitiveness.