In Taguatinga, Brazil, a new green hydrogen plant is set to open in October as part of the Research, Development, and Innovation Program regulated by ANEEL. This plant, powered by a photovoltaic system, targets the decarbonization of challenging sectors like automotive transport. The strategic location near Brasilia offers visibility and feasibility for deploying this innovative infrastructure. Neoenergia's CEO, Eduardo Capelastegui, highlights the commitment to boosting electrification through investments in Brazil's competitive renewable energy sector. The project will focus on green hydrogen as an energy vector and align with Brazil's climate initiatives in preparation for COP 30. Industries like heavy transport, steel, and chemicals, which are difficult to electrify directly, can benefit from green hydrogen for decarbonization. The project, similar to Iberdrola's initiatives in Spain, will provide two-pressure fuel to accommodate various vehicles, emphasizing its versatility in decarbonizing the transportation sector.