Port of Açu Operações (Port of Açu) and YamnaCo have signed a land reservation agreement in the Port of Açu, located in the northeast of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil, to develop a green ammonia project. The agreement aims to reserve 2 million square meters for green hydrogen projects, with an additional 1 million square meters already licensed. This initiative opens up the potential for a green hydrogen and ammonia corridor connecting Brazil with Belgium. YamnaCo, targeting a production capacity of up to one million tonnes per year, plans to finalize its investment decision by 2027 and commence production of green molecules by 2030. The partnership between the companies and the support from Port of Antwerp-Bruges International highlight the commitment to establishing a sustainable energy pathway. The strategic location of Brazil, coupled with its renewable energy potential, offers a significant opportunity to scale up green ammonia production to meet the rising global demand. Port of Açu, known for its industrial and energy capabilities, is well-positioned to support the expansion of green ammonia production, aligning with the company's goal of developing large-scale export projects in favorable locations. This collaboration signifies a positive step towards the energy transition in Brazil, leveraging the port's infrastructure and logistics for the advancement of low-carbon economy projects.