Several projects to produce low or zero carbon emission hydrogen (green hydrogen or H2V) are on the horizon in Brazil, with investments totaling R$40 billion if all initiatives come to fruition. The Northeast region is poised to host three of these projects, with significant contributions from companies like Fortescue, Casa dos Ventos, and TotalEnergies. With over 60 initiatives underway, Brazil's green hydrogen sector is gaining momentum, driven by legal frameworks and fiscal incentives. The sector's expansion could have a substantial impact on Brazil's GDP, assuming the country captures a portion of the international demand. Companies like Fortescue and Casa dos Ventos are progressing with large-scale projects, signaling the sector's growth. Specialized labor training and technological advancements are highlighted as crucial for the successful implementation of these projects. Despite some challenges, including financial and technological limitations, Brazil is moving towards becoming a major player in the green hydrogen market, potentially meeting a significant portion of international demand. With global trends favoring low-carbon hydrogen production, Brazil is aligning its strategies to capitalize on this growing market.