Höegh Evi, a global leader in marine energy infrastructure solutions, has partnered with the port of Port-La Nouvelle in France to develop a floating terminal for hydrogen imports. The hydrogen will be sourced from producers in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Americas, with the aim of boosting Europe's clean energy transition. The agreement is part of a larger effort to establish Port-La Nouvelle as a vital hub for importing significant volumes of hydrogen, contributing to the energy transition in Europe. Collaboration with projects like HySoW Hydrogen and Teréga will enhance connectivity to major hydrogen transport infrastructures, benefiting the Occitanie region and fostering job creation. The partners are working towards importing up to 210,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by 2030, pending the readiness of France's hydrogen pipeline. The joint efforts include a feasibility assessment and infrastructure design within the port, leveraging Höegh Evi's expertise and Port-La Nouvelle's strategic location. With Port-La Nouvelle's focus on enabling the green energy transition and becoming a European gateway hub for hydrogen in the Mediterranean, the project aligns with the region's growth plans. The port's expansion and preparation for accommodating renewable energy traffic, especially hydrogen-related, underscore its commitment to sustainability. Höegh Evi, with a dedicated team, is set to play a key role in facilitating the significant hydrogen imports and advancing the clean energy agenda in Europe.