The Port of Klaipėda in Lithuania is set to make significant strides in green hydrogen production with the installation of a PEM electrolyser by IMI. This initiative, positioning the port as a pioneer in the Baltic region, will enable the production of 500kg of green hydrogen per day on-site, reducing the necessity for hydrogen transportation and storage. The electrolyser, to be developed by MT Group, will draw 3 MW of electricity from sustainable sources to produce 127 tons of green hydrogen annually, which will be used to fuel vessels and shore-side equipment. The project aligns with the European Green Deal's goals of reducing transport emissions significantly by 2050. IMI's offering of a customisable electrolyser, with capacity ranging from 100kW to 5MW and potential expansion to 20MW, highlights the versatility and scalability of this green energy solution in meeting the maritime sector's environmental targets.