LBC Vlissingen, located in the Netherlands, is set to become a vital player in Europe's hydrogen future with the launch of an open season for ammonia storage and cracking capacities at their cutting-edge terminal in Vlissingen. The terminal, strategically positioned in the ARA region, will serve as a cornerstone in Europe's sustainable energy infrastructure, enabling the transformation of ammonia into hydrogen. With an initial capacity of 150,000 cubic meters of ammonia storage, the terminal is designed for future scalability to handle up to 3.5 million tons annually, showcasing a significant commitment to supporting the region's clean energy goals. The project includes an industrial-scale ammonia cracking facility integrated into the terminal, geared towards providing a reliable hydrogen supply to meet the increasing demand in Europe. This will be facilitated through distribution via barges and injection into the European Hydrogen Backbone, further solidifying the terminal's role in the continent's energy transition. The commencement of operations is set for Q4 2028, with ammonia cracking capacity to follow shortly, marking a crucial milestone in LBC's mission to bolster the necessary infrastructure for a sustainable energy future. The open season invites potential customers to secure storage and cracking capacities at the green energy hub, emphasizing collaborative efforts in shaping the hydrogen supply chain and contributing to Europe's energy transition. LBC Vlissingen's commitment to sustainability and clean energy aligns with the vision of providing integrated and sustainable solutions, positioning the terminal as a key player in driving Europe's hydrogen economy forward.