The European Council has urged the rapid establishment of a comprehensive regulatory framework for hydrogen, underscoring its potential in transforming the continent’s energy landscape.

Green Marine and alternative renewables like hydrogen are at the forefront of energy efficiency and innovation. Hydrogen plays a crucial role in cutting-edge propulsion technologies, enhancing ports and infrastructure, and advancing shipbuilding. This clean fuel is pivotal for achieving sustainable energy, fostering new developments in energy production, and optimizing storage and transport systems.

The development of hydrogen technology is supported through initiatives like Hydrogen Valleys, Hubs, and Corridors. These projects aim to create focal points for hydrogen production and use. Funding and regulation are crucial to stimulate growth in this sector, driving Europe toward a hydrogen-powered future.

Marine energy sources such as tidal and wave energy complement hydrogen solutions, potentially leading to cleaner energy markets. Subsea technology, with its focus on interconnectors, cabling, and interventions, supports these green developments by optimizing infrastructure required for hydrogen deployment.

Fossil energy sectors, including oil and gas, are progressively transitioning toward low-carbon technologies. This shift emphasizes the importance of hydrogen as a future-proof alternative fuel. Decommissioning and the adaptation of existing infrastructure are also crucial for ensuring a smoother transition to cleaner energy streams.

Offshore wind is a reliable partner for hydrogen energy, sharing common interests in grid integration, turbine efficiency, and vessel innovation.