The Port of Açu in North Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has partnered with Yamna to reserve an additional two million square meters for the development of a green ammonia plant, expanding the port's low-carbon hub. This project, expected to produce up to one million tons of green ammonia annually, is part of Yamna's strategy to establish large-scale green ammonia projects globally. With Brazil's renewable energy production capacity and strategic export position, the collaboration aims to meet the growing global demand for low-carbon fuels and fertilizers. The agreement was described as collaborative and efficient by both parties, highlighting the Port of Açu's infrastructure and logistics capabilities for sustainable projects. Yamna, a company specializing in green hydrogen and derivatives, aims to replace fossil fuel-based solutions and reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Executives from both Yamna and the Port of Açu expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, emphasizing the role of Açu as a leader in the global energy transition. The initiative is seen as a step towards establishing a green corridor for exporting green molecules from Brazil to Belgium, with the ultimate goal of contributing to a carbon-neutral port by 2050. The collaboration between Yamna and the Port of Açu symbolizes a pioneering effort in driving sustainable energy solutions and marks a significant milestone in the global energy transition.