The French government has earmarked around €1.6bn for the development of hydrogen production and import facilities at the port of Le Havre. Oil and gas giant Air Products is set to invest €1.1bn in creating a hydrogen import hub, while Qair Group plans to establish renewable hydrogen and methanol production with a €500m investment. This initiative aims to produce 200,000 tonnes of e-methanol. The projects are expected to be operational by 2030, contributing significantly to France's green energy goals. Collaborating with Haropa Port, Qair Group intends to position Le Havre as a key hub for future green maritime transport corridors. Additionally, Luxembourg's Livista Energy will invest around €1.2bn in refining lithium for electric vehicle batteries at the port. These developments signify a major step towards decarbonization and a more sustainable industrial and transportation sector in the region.