The Port of Klaipeda in Lithuania is embarking on an $11.4 million investment to develop a green hydrogen production and refueling station, marking a significant step towards sustainable practices in the Baltic region. Partnering with MT Group, the project will utilize PEM electrolyzer technology to produce 500 kilograms of green hydrogen daily for various operational uses within the port and transportation sectors. The station's construction will commence next year, with expectations to cater to the growing demand for clean fuels, including potential usage for commercial ships docking at the port. Additionally, the port is concurrently investing in a hydrogen-electric ship tailored for waste management, further demonstrating its dedication to environmentally friendly solutions. Despite initial concerns about the project's location near residential areas, the decision aligns with the global trend of situating hydrogen production facilities in close proximity to communities. With Klaipeda boasting a substantial 37 percent market share among Baltic ports, combined with its innovative ventures in green technologies and sustainable maritime practices, the port is poised to lead the way in fostering a greener future for the region.