VTTI, a Dutch energy infrastructure firm, is progressing with its Amplifhy project in Rotterdam and Antwerp to support the growth of Europe's hydrogen market. The project includes the development of ammonia import terminals and cracking facilities strategically located in Rotterdam and Antwerp. After receiving a strong market response to its expression of interest, VTTI has moved on to the negotiation phase with interested parties, aiming to establish leading ammonia storage and cracking facilities for hydrogen import. The Amplifhy project has been recognized by the European Commission as a Project of Common Interest, securing around €20 million in co-funding. This initiative aligns with Europe's hydrogen and decarbonization goals, driving the transition to a more sustainable energy system. The phased development of multiple ammonia cracking facilities and associated tankage at VTTI's locations will play a crucial role in enabling the large-scale conversion of clean ammonia into hydrogen, a key element in decarbonizing the European economy.