The Port of Klaipeda in Lithuania is taking a significant step towards sustainable energy by partnering with MT Group to establish the Baltic region's first green hydrogen production and refueling station. With a €10.5m deal in place, construction is scheduled to begin in 2025. This project will feature a polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyser to generate green hydrogen, aiming to produce 500 kg of hydrogen daily. The initiative is a part of Lithuania's commitment to integrating green technologies, with the hydrogen expected to mainly serve local needs while potentially expanding to power various transportation modes. MT Group, as the EPC contractor, emphasizes the utilization of cutting-edge technologies to ensure high station capacity and meet safety standards, producing pure hydrogen suitable for alternative fuels. The project aligns with Lithuania's Energy Development Program and signifies a broader trend in the Baltic States towards green hydrogen innovation. Estonia and Latvia are also advancing in green hydrogen efforts, with Estonia exploring offshore wind farms for hydrogen production and Latvia planning a hydrogen facility using renewable sources.