RINA, in collaboration with Brazilian company Krypton, has secured a significant contract supported by the World Bank to conduct a comprehensive water assessment study at the Port of Pecém (CIPP) in Ceará, Brazil. The study, commencing in July 2025, will focus on evaluating two distinct approaches for water sourcing: utilizing treated municipal wastewater and seawater desalination. Beyond theoretical considerations, the study aims to analyze the practical implications in terms of technical feasibility, financial viability, and environmental impact to determine the most sustainable option at scale. Port of Pecém's strategic location within a prominent renewable energy zone positions it as a central hub for green hydrogen production, with six hydrogen producers already engaged through pre-signed contracts, contributing to Brazil's aspiration to emerge as a key global hydrogen exporter by 2030. What sets this project apart is its holistic approach, emphasizing social equity and ensuring that the local communities retain fair access to clean water resources. With strong backing from the World Bank and a focus on sustainable development, this initiative could serve as a blueprint for establishing equitable hydrogen infrastructure in other developing regions worldwide. In a global landscape that is rapidly transitioning towards sustainable energy solutions and industrial decarbonization, this project represents a beacon of progress, symbolizing a step-by-step advancement towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.