A report by Metrópoles, a partner of TV BRICS, unveils plans for about 20 major projects spread across various Brazilian states, aiming to establish clean energy exports to Asia. The National Confederation of Industry forecasts investments surpassing US$33.1 billion in the upcoming years for developing green hydrogen infrastructure. This initiative not only supports global climate objectives but also presents a lucrative opportunity for Brazil to leverage its extensive renewable energy reserves for international trade. Green hydrogen, generated through the electrolysis of water with renewable energy sources like wind and solar power, breaks down water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen without carbon emissions. This process results in a clean, storable, and transportable fuel that can cater to diverse heavy industries such as steelmaking and refining, thereby decreasing the dependency on traditional fossil fuels and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.