A consortium of partners in Port-La Nouvelle, France, comprising the Occitanie Region, DEME Concessions NV, Euroports, and Teréga, has announced plans to develop a low-carbon hydrogen hub to drive the energy transition in the region. Through a Memorandum of Understanding, the partners will work together to establish a hub for French hydrogen and CO2, focusing on enhancing port and logistics infrastructure to accommodate clean energy sources like hydrogen and other alternative fuels. The project includes major deep-water extension initiatives by SEMOP Port-La Nouvelle, aiming to increase the port's hydrogen import capacity significantly. The Occitanie Region's vision is to position Port-La Nouvelle as a pivotal player in the energy transition, striving to become the first positive energy region in Europe by 2050. President Carole Delga highlighted the region's commitment to green hydrogen with a dedicated €150 million plan. Euroports, known for its expertise in port terminal management, will contribute logistics support to the project, while DEME Concessions NV brings experience in offshore wind, marine infrastructure, and green hydrogen. Teréga will leverage its knowledge in renewable gas infrastructure development for the hub. The collaboration aims to transform Port-La Nouvelle into a strategic hub for green hydrogen and CO2 management, aligning with the partners' shared focus on advancing the use of sustainable energy sources. Frédéric Platini, CEO of Euroports, emphasized the company's dedication to driving the potential growth of Port-La Nouvelle as a key location for green hydrogen and CO2 handling. With an eye on energy transition and sustainability, the project signifies a significant step towards a cleaner, more environmentally friendly future in the Mediterranean region.