LBC Vlissingen, located in the Netherlands, is set to become a pivotal player in Europe's sustainable energy landscape by launching an open season for ammonia storage and cracking capacity at their terminal. The project, situated in the North Sea Port region in Vlissingen, aims to act as a green energy hub by facilitating the import, storage, and transformation of ammonia into hydrogen. With an initial capacity of 150,000 m3 of ammonia storage, the terminal plans to upscale to 3.5 million tpy, making it a crucial element in Europe's hydrogen economy. The terminal will feature advanced facilities for ammonia import and distribution, including a deep-water jetty to accommodate large ammonia carriers. Additionally, the integration of an industrial-scale ammonia cracking facility will enable the conversion of ammonia into hydrogen, providing a reliable supply to meet the continent's increasing demand. The terminal's strategic importance is emphasized by LBC's commitment to supporting the energy transition and promoting clean energy initiatives. Scheduled to commence operations in Q428, the project represents a significant milestone in LBC's mission to contribute to Europe's sustainable energy future.