Höegh Evi, a major player in marine energy infrastructure, has partnered with the port of Port-La Nouvelle in France to develop a floating terminal for importing hydrogen from producers in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Americas. This move aims to accelerate Europe's shift to clean energy by establishing an essential hub for importing large volumes of hydrogen. The collaboration involves European projects like HySoW Hydrogen and Teréga to connect Port-La Nouvelle to major hydrogen transport infrastructures, enhancing the region's industrial and energy appeal. The partners are working on a feasibility assessment and design for the terminal, set to facilitate the import of up to 210,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by 2030. Erik Nyheim, President & CEO of Höegh Evi, highlighted the company's role in enabling Europe to import clean molecules within the decade. The CEO of SEMOP Port-La Nouvelle, Hans Kerstens, emphasized the port's commitment to becoming a green energy enabler and a gateway hub for hydrogen in the Mediterranean. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen, this partnership signifies a significant step towards establishing Port-La Nouvelle as a key player in Europe's clean energy transition.