The Klaipėda Port Authority in Lithuania has embarked on a green hydrogen initiative in collaboration with MT Group to establish hydrogen production and refuelling stations. The project, set to commence in 2026, will see the production of around 500 kg of green hydrogen daily, mainly for port-related activities. This will be achieved through the use of a polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyser with an electricity requirement of up to 3 MW. The environmental impact assessment procedures have been completed, and the project is expected to be housed at the Port Authority’s fleet base in Klaipėda. The initiative, partially funded by the European Union and Lithuania's Economic Recovery and Resilience Plan, reflects a total investment of approximately €10.5 million. The EU will contribute approximately €6 million towards the project. MT Group's CEO praised the Port of Klaipėda for its commitment to sustainable energy and climate change, emphasizing the utilization of cutting-edge technologies to ensure station efficiency and safety. Furthermore, the project is seen as a notable milestone in the Baltic States, serving as a model for future hydrogen ventures in the region. The green hydrogen project aligns with the port's broader sustainability goals, with plans to expand its usage beyond port activities. Additionally, the arrival of Eco Umande, a green methanol-powered vessel, at Klaipėda Port marks another step towards eco-friendly maritime operations on the green shipping route established by X-Press Feeders.