The University of São Paulo has embarked on an innovative project by launching the world's first experimental station dedicated to producing renewable hydrogen from ethanol. This groundbreaking initiative, developed by the Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Innovation (RCGI) and located in São Paulo's University City, represents a significant R$50 million investment. The primary goal of this project is to highlight the viability of ethanol as a sustainable source of hydrogen, utilizing Brazil's well-established infrastructure. Tarcísio de Freitas, the São Paulo Governor, expressed confidence in Brazil's capabilities due to abundant water resources, strong infrastructure, and a skilled workforce, positioning the country to produce clean and renewable energy for both domestic and international markets. By harnessing the potential of sugarcane, the project aims to drive solutions that can revolutionize industries, particularly in transportation. The plant, with a production capacity of 100 kilograms of hydrogen per day, is set to supply three buses and two light-duty vehicles, featuring environmentally friendly models like the hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai and Hyundai Nexo. This venture is part of a broader Research and Development collaboration involving key industry players such as Shell Brasil, Raízen, Hytron, Senai CETIQT, and USP's RCGI, in conjunction with automotive giants like Toyota and Hyundai. This collective effort underscores the commitment to exploring green technologies and sustainable practices in reshaping the future of transportation and energy consumption.