The Brazilian Port of Pecém has announced the selection of a consortium comprising two companies as the potential operator for its planned green ammonia operations. This decision comes amidst a growing global interest in sustainable energy solutions, particularly in the hydrogen and ammonia sectors. The Port of Pecém's move towards green ammonia aligns with broader efforts in Brazil to promote renewable energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. It is part of a larger trend where countries and companies are investing in cleaner alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. The investment of around BRL 27 billion ($5 billion) in green hydrogen and ammonia projects in the Complexo de Pecém demonstrates a significant commitment to sustainability and innovation in the region. By signing pre-contracts for green hydrogen and ammonia production, the Government of Ceara is actively supporting the transition to a greener economy. The selection of the consortium for green ammonia operations signifies a step forward in leveraging renewable resources for energy production. This development not only reflects a positive shift towards environmental responsibility but also opens up new opportunities for sustainable growth and development in the energy sector.