Norway-based marine energy infrastructure company Höegh Evi, formerly Höegh LNG, has partnered with the Port of Port-La Nouvelle in southern France to establish a floating terminal dedicated to importing hydrogen. This initiative aims to facilitate the import of hydrogen from producers in regions such as the Middle East, North Africa, and the Americas, with the terminal playing a crucial role in advancing the adoption of clean energy in Europe. The collaboration also involves European projects like the HySoW Hydrogen and gas pipeline operator Teréga to create a network linking Port-La Nouvelle to major hydrogen transport routes, bolstering the industrial and energy attractiveness of the Occitanie region in France and fostering job creation. The planned capacity of the terminal is set at 210,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year by 2030, with the partners currently engaged in assessing the feasibility and designing the necessary infrastructure within the port. This development signifies a significant step towards enhancing hydrogen logistics, supporting the energy transition, and boosting economic opportunities in the region.