The Port of Vigo in Spain is set to host a pilot plant dedicated to producing green hydrogen, a project spearheaded by the Port Authority of Vigo under the Julio Verne initiative. Recently, the facility obtained environmental authorization from the Xunta de Galicia, marking a significant step forward in the development of sustainable energy infrastructure. The pilot plant will feature a hydrogen dispensing station capable of generating 2 megawatts of power through water electrolysis, utilizing renewable energy sources. The project's environmental viability was confirmed following a comprehensive assessment, leading to the establishment of conditions and guidelines for the project's promoters to adhere to. This approval streamlines the process for the plant to secure the necessary permits, emphasizing the importance of meeting environmental standards for the successful implementation of the initiative.