Menter Môn, a social enterprise based in Anglesey, Wales, will be representing the country at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam. The event, focusing on hydrogen projects, innovation, and technology, gathers industry leaders and policymakers globally. Menter Môn, along with Trade and Invest Wales, aims to showcase the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub and attract investments to support its growth. Graham Morley, Project Manager of the Hub, expressed excitement about the opportunity to decarbonize key sectors like transport and industry. The Holyhead Hydrogen Hub, powered by renewable energy from Morlais Tidal Energy, aims to play a crucial role in clean energy initiatives in North Wales. The project, developed in partnership with Hynamics, a subsidiary of EDF, is set to create a sustainable, low-carbon energy solution. Pierre de Raphelis-Soissan, CEO of Hynamics, highlighted the collaboration's potential for a net-zero economy transition. With plans for a 1MW electrolyser and future scalability, the Hub is on track to support a green future for North Wales through partnerships and sustainable development efforts.