Neoenergia has initiated the construction of a groundbreaking green hydrogen power plant in Taguatinga, Brazil, marking a significant step in the country's energy transition. With a focus on decarbonizing hard-to-electrify sectors like automotive transport, the plant represents an investment of over R$30 million. Powered by a photovoltaic plant, the facility will facilitate the supply of green hydrogen for light and heavy vehicles. Positioned strategically near Brasilia, the plant aims to lead the way in mobility with zero CO2 emissions. This move aligns with Brazil's competitive advantage in renewable energy resources, positioning the country as a natural leader in the energy transition. The project, regulated by ANEEL, is set to open in October and will serve as a hub for knowledge and innovation in the green hydrogen sector. Iberdrola's group, the parent company of Neoenergia, has been actively engaged in green hydrogen projects in Spain, further highlighting the company's commitment to sustainability. By investing in green hydrogen initiatives, Neoenergia is not only contributing to decarbonization efforts but also actively participating in shaping the future of energy sustainability.