The GeoStorage Project, launched by USP's RCGI in São Paulo, Brazil, aims to establish the country as a global leader in large-scale energy and carbon storage solutions. Led by a team of experts, including the renowned Professor Colombo Tassinari, GeoStorage introduces innovative technologies like a hydrogen superbattery to address renewable energy intermittency, compressed air energy storage for grid load management, and blue hydrogen production from pre-salt reserves. These solutions offer efficient and cost-effective ways to support the energy transition and reduce emissions. The project's focus on sustainable storage methods like CAES and blue hydrogen production demonstrates a commitment to integrating renewable energies and driving down implementation costs. Additionally, GeoStorage's initiatives in the Paraná Sedimentary Basin and Amazon explore geological storage possibilities for CO₂ and hydrogen, contributing to decarbonization efforts in key regions. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and scientific expertise, GeoStorage plays a pivotal role in advancing energy innovation and sustainability in Brazil and beyond.