The MadoquaPower2X (MP2X) project in Sines, Portugal, is currently undergoing environmental licensing for the production of renewable hydrogen and methanol, with a substantial investment of €2.8 billion. The public consultation process, managed by the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) and the Alentejo Regional Coordination and Development Commission (CCDR), will continue until the end of July. The project aims to establish two industrial units in the Sines Industrial and Logistics Zone (ZILS) to produce renewable hydrogen and ammonia. The hydrogen plant will have 500 megawatts of electrolysis capacity to power an ammonia production unit, with the final products being transported via pipeline to the Port of Sines for export and marine fuel use. The construction phase is projected to occur between 2026 and 2027, with production scheduled to commence in 2029. The development is expected to promote economic growth with sustainable activities and contribute significantly to hydrogen investments in Portugal. While potential environmental impacts are acknowledged, mitigation and compensation measures are being planned to address concerns related to biodiversity, heritage sites, and sensitive areas.