The Ministry of Mines and Energy in Brazil has taken a significant step towards decarbonizing the country's industry by selecting 12 low-carbon hydrogen hub projects as part of the National Hydrogen Program. These projects, submitted by prominent companies, aim to establish sustainable hydrogen hubs across Brazil by 2035. The chosen proposals feature diverse production methods for hydrogen, with production capacities ranging from 1,000 to 350,000 tons annually, utilizing sources like wind energy, solar energy, and biomass. The selected companies will now proceed to the next phase by presenting detailed project plans to secure resources for their implementation, with a focus on utilizing hydrogen for various industrial processes like green steel and fertilizers. These initiatives are seen as crucial in driving industrial decarbonization and sustainability in Brazil, showcasing the country's commitment to energy transition and global environmental challenges.