Menter Môn, a social enterprise based in Anglesey, Wales, is gearing up to represent Wales at the upcoming World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam. Alongside Trade and Invest Wales, they aim to showcase the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub and explore potential investments to support its growth. Graham Morley, Project Manager for the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub, expressed excitement about the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and promote decarbonization efforts in key sectors. The Holyhead Hydrogen Hub, powered by renewable electricity, is positioned to play a crucial role in decarbonizing transport, industry, and NRMM in North Wales. Through collaboration with Hynamics, a subsidiary of EDF, Menter Môn is working towards creating a sustainable, low-carbon energy solution, with plans to scale up the electrolyser capacity based on demand. Pierre de Raphelis-Soissan, CEO of Hynamics, emphasized the importance of this partnership in driving the transition to a net-zero economy. The initiative not only focuses on creating a green energy system but also seeks to boost local economic growth, create green jobs, and engage with businesses interested in adopting hydrogen solutions. The article underscores the positivity and eagerness of the involved parties to contribute to a cleaner and sustainable future, with the World Hydrogen Summit being a pivotal platform to kickstart these efforts.