Elogen, a subsidiary of Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT), has announced its participation in the AquaVentus initiative based in Germany, which focuses on offshore wind-to-hydrogen production in the North Sea. This move signifies Elogen's dedication to supporting industrial development through offshore electrolysis, aligning with its commitment to a sustainable future. The AquaVentus project sets ambitious goals, aiming to produce one million tonnes of green hydrogen annually from wind energy in the North Sea. The initiative, which involves more than 100 companies, organizations, and research institutes, aims to establish 10GW of green hydrogen generation capacity from offshore wind energy in the North Sea, spanning across Europe. The project also includes plans for essential transport infrastructure to facilitate the distribution of green hydrogen. Elogen's objective, under the ownership of GTT since 2020, includes massifying the production of electrolysis. The company aims to commercialize at least 400 MW of electrolysis capacity per year by 2030, contributing significantly to the advancement of offshore electrolysis technology for sustainable energy production. Furthermore, AquaVentus has several sub-projects in progress, such as AquaPrimus and AquaCampus, dedicated to demonstrating and researching hydrogen production in the North Sea. AquaVentus also plans to establish AquaDuctus, a hydrogen pipeline serving as the backbone for hydrogen transportation in the region. To ensure the successful realization of AquaVentus, it is emphasized that obtaining clarity on the legal framework and identifying potential funding sources in a timely manner are imperative. Jörg Singer, the Chairman of AquaVentus, stresses the importance of addressing these aspects to facilitate the project's implementation and overall success.