Brazilian companies Eletrobras and Suzano have announced a partnership to develop sustainable solutions, with a focus on renewable hydrogen production and potentially constructing a synthetic fuels plant. The collaboration intends to explore the feasibility of creating 'green' fuel by utilizing biogenic CO2, a by-product from Suzano's pulp production, in combination with renewable hydrogen. This process would involve capturing biogenic CO2 from biomass and black liquor burning, then mixing it with renewable hydrogen to produce synthetic fuels. E-methanol emerges as a key solution in their plans, particularly for decarbonizing the transport and logistics sectors. Suzano's energy head, Paulo Squariz, highlighted the potential of e-methanol in replacing fossil fuels in the maritime industry, emphasizing its positive impact on the energy transition. Eletrobras, known as Latin America's largest utility, is strategically focusing on green solutions to capitalize on its vast hydroelectric assets for supplying future green hydrogen projects efficiently. Recently, Eletrobras partnered with Prumo and Green Energy Park (GEP) to produce green hydrogen in Rio de Janeiro and northeastern Brazil, respectively. Suzano, on the other hand, boasts a substantial renewable energy capacity of 1.3 gigawatts, predominantly derived from biomass. The collaboration between Eletrobras and Suzano signifies a significant step towards advancing sustainable energy solutions in Brazil by integrating renewable hydrogen production and synthetic fuels development.