Klaipėda Port in Lithuania is pioneering the production and supply of green hydrogen in the Baltic States. The port's ambitious goal is to operate a green hydrogen production station, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and fulfilling European Union obligations. The construction tender process is nearing completion, with plans to start construction in June and production next year. The hydrogen plant will be housed in a 40-foot sea container, with an annual production capacity of 127 tons. Infrastructure development includes new engineering networks for hydrogen supply to vessels, vehicles, trucks, and buses. Partnerships with companies like 'Bega' and LTG Group aim to explore green hydrogen use in port equipment and railway transport. The project, funded partly by the EU, is part of the 'Next Generation Lithuania' plan, with an estimated cost of €12 million. Klaipėda Port's initiative highlights its dedication to green energy and innovative sustainability efforts in the region.