RINA has been awarded a World Bank-backed contract to conduct a water assessment in Brazil's Pecém Industrial and Port Complex in Ceará. The project's primary goal is to facilitate the production of large-scale green hydrogen while concurrently enhancing water access for local communities. In collaboration with Brazilian firm Krypton, the study will explore two main water sourcing strategies: reusing treated effluent from sewage treatment plants and seawater desalination. The assessment will cover technical feasibility, economic viability, environmental implications, and regulatory compliance. Key aspects include a comparative analysis between water reuse and desalination, an environmental impact evaluation, projection of water demand over the next 5-10 years, regulatory alignment with Brazilian standards, and potential benefits for surrounding communities. This initiative aligns with RINA's previous work on industrial decarbonisation in the region. The study aims to support the transition of the Port of Pecém into a prominent clean energy and green export center in Brazil, emphasizing the integration of industrial progress with societal and environmental welfare. The sentiment towards hydrogen in the article is positive, highlighting the focus on sustainable energy solutions. Despite external challenges like the announced tariffs on Brazilian imports, the project indicates a commitment to advancing clean energy initiatives and promoting environmental sustainability.