In the sunny Brazilian state of Ceará, best known for its 600 kilometers of sandy coastline that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each year, a landmark green hydrogen project is taking shape.
Two factors have placed Ceará at the forefront of Brazil's energy transition. The first is plentiful renewable energy resources, particularly in the form of solar and offshore wind. The second is the direct access to major international markets offered by the strategically located Port of Pecém, in the city of Pecém.