The Center for Houston’s Future, Waterstofnet, Port Houston, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Exmar, and the Blue Sky Maritime Coalition have agreed on an import-export coalition for renewable and low-carbon molecules, a green shipping corridor and the exchange of best practices, knowledge and research.
According to the Port of Houston, the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is a first step in solidifying such a partnership between crucial stakeholders based in countries that are strategic allies. Furthermore, as stated, other stakeholders on both sides are welcome and encouraged to join as partners start working on a roadmap for implementation.
H.E. Alexander De Croo, Prime Minister of Belgium, witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on Energy Transition Cooperation between three Belgian and three Houston-based partners to boost transatlantic cooperation on the green transition.
The Center for Houston’s Future, building on our recent trade mission to Germany and Poland in which we explored developing a transatlantic clean hydrogen alliance, was excited to welcome Prime Minister De Croo as he participated in a clean energy roundtable hosted by the Greater Houston Partnership
… said Center CEO, Brett Perlman.
We are pleased to be a signatory to this MOU, which helps further strengthen Port Houston’s mission to drive job creation and economic prosperity for our region
… added Port Houston Chairman, Ric Campo
