Brazil and France have solidified their cooperation in the field of low-carbon (green) hydrogen with a recent declaration of intent. The agreement aims to enhance knowledge-sharing and training programs between accredited bodies in both countries. Brazil's approval of a bill regulating green hydrogen production has paved the way for over 60 agreements within the country, leveraging its significant renewable energy generation capacity. Notable French companies such as EDF, Engie, Qair, Total Eren/TotalEnergies, and Voltalia have already committed to projects in Brazil. President Lula's visit to France marks a key moment in strengthening the bilateral relationship, focusing on environmental issues and joint participation in upcoming climate conferences. The collaboration signifies a positive step towards achieving sustainable energy goals and fostering closer ties between industrial players across the hydrogen value chain.