The hydrogen grid initiative 'Hy.Region.Rhein.Ruhr' is gaining momentum with the recent addition of the port of Antwerp-Bruges, enhancing the international and maritime aspects of the project. With Duisburg and Rotterdam already on board, the inclusion of Antwerp-Bruges underscores the goal to transform the Rhine-Ruhr region into a key player in the European hydrogen economy. Antwerp-Bruges, known for its vast seaport and major chemical park, houses numerous companies and jobs in the sector, making it a strategic fit for decarbonisation efforts and hydrogen economy development. The Vopak Energy Park within the port is poised to play a crucial role in ammonia transshipment, with plans to utilize hydrogen and CO2 transportation through existing pipelines. Despite the ongoing market consultation, the terminal is expected to be operational by 2029. This development aligns with the overall strategy to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable practices in the chemical industry. Companies like Siemens Energy, Steag/Iqony, and RWE are actively participating in these initiatives, emphasizing the collaborative efforts in driving decarbonisation and hydrogen-related projects in the region.