The Dutch Port of Rotterdam Authority and EDGE Navigation from Norway have partnered to advance the development of a future-proof liquid hydrogen infrastructure tailored for the maritime industry. Through a recently signed letter of intent, the two entities will collaborate on establishing the necessary policies and procedures for the import and delivery of liquid hydrogen in the port. EDGE Navigation, specializing in liquid hydrogen-powered commercial cargo ships, intends to introduce its vessels in Northwest Europe by 2028, signaling a move towards sustainable maritime operations. The agreement also signifies Rotterdam's strategic goal of positioning itself as a key player in international maritime decarbonization efforts. In conjunction with this initiative, the Port of Rotterdam recently conducted a successful pilot project for ammonia bunkering, showcasing its commitment to fostering sustainable shipping practices. The demonstration, performed at the Maasvlakte 2 APM terminal, involved the safe transfer of 800 cubic meters of liquid ammonia between vessels, reinforcing Rotterdam's dedication to exploring various zero-emission fuels. By embracing liquid hydrogen as part of its energy portfolio, Rotterdam aims to enhance its role as a hub for decarbonizing the maritime sector. The Port of Rotterdam emphasized the need for a robust value chain involving multiple stakeholders to effectively reduce the environmental impact of the industry. The collaboration with EDGE Navigation marks a significant step towards integrating innovative solutions for sustainable shipping practices, setting a positive trajectory for the future of maritime operations in Rotterdam.