Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) has recently greenlit 12 proposals aimed at establishing low-carbon hydrogen hubs as part of the national hydrogen policy PNH2. The highest-scoring project, with an impressive 87.8%, was awarded to Grupo Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN) for a venture in Rio de Janeiro state. Notably, CSN is also joining forces with Petrobras to construct a green hydrogen plant in Paraná state, further solidifying Brazil's push towards sustainable energy solutions. Other companies like EDP Renováveis, Neoenergia, Atlas Agro, and more are also actively involved in similar projects across different states in Brazil. The evaluation process considered various factors, including the volume of hydrogen production, industrial applications, project locations, partners, and environmental impact, showcasing a holistic approach to development. These approved projects are eligible to compete for resources from international funds dedicated to industry decarbonization, highlighting Brazil's alignment with global efforts for a greener future. The collaborative efforts involving multiple ministries and industry players underscore Brazil's commitment to advancing clean energy technologies and fostering a sustainable energy landscape.