Ocean Hyway Cluster, a Norwegian network focusing on hydrogen-based solutions for the maritime sector, is collaborating with partners to launch the 'Green Maritime Energy Station' project. The consortium, including Norwegian Hydrogen, AzaneFuel Solutions, LH2 Shipping, and CCB Base Ågotnes, secured funding to kick-start a pre-study on consolidating various low- and zero-emission maritime energy solutions into a single, integrated infrastructure hub. This initiative aims to optimize port areas, reduce costs, and hasten the shift to zero-emission maritime transport. The study will explore integrating hydrogen and ammonia bunkering, shore power, and battery charging in a centralized hub, with a focus on scalability and efficiency. Recommendations from the study will include proposals for pilot installations, business models, and adaptable energy stations for different vessel types. By positioning Norway as a global leader in sustainable maritime innovation, the project aligns with broader climate targets for the maritime sector and supports the green transition in coastal communities and industries. The project, set to run from August 2025 to March 2026, reflects a significant step towards sustainable development and the promotion of clean energy solutions in the maritime industry.