MT Group, an EPC contractor specializing in European energy infrastructure projects, has partnered with the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority to establish the first hydrogen production and refueling station in the Port of Klaipeda, Lithuania. With a planned value of €10.5 million, the project involves the installation of technological equipment for green hydrogen production using electrolysis with a PEM electrolyzer. The station aims to produce 500 kilograms of hydrogen daily, stored in high-pressure tanks for various applications, including port operations, transport, and potential ship refueling. CEO Mindaugas Zakaras highlighted the project's cutting-edge technologies and safety standards, emphasizing hydrogen as a key alternative fuel. The initiative is praised for its role in advancing sustainable energy in the Baltic region. Algis Latakas, General Director of the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority, expressed enthusiasm for introducing green hydrogen as another environmentally friendly energy source in Lithuania. The project not only aligns with national energy development goals but also contributes to clean energy growth in Europe. Additionally, the initiative supports the production of Lithuania's first hydrogen-electric ship, showcasing the country's commitment to hydrogen technologies and sustainable maritime solutions. Overall, the project signifies a significant step towards reducing environmental impact and promoting the adoption of renewable energy sources in the region.