FRV, a Madrid-based renewable energy development company and part of Jameel Energy, has unveiled plans for a significant green hydrogen project in Brazil's Ceará state. The H2 Cumbuco project, to be located at the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex, aims to expand to 2 GW of electrolyzer capacity in two phases. This project is part of a larger initiative involving several companies collaborating with the Ceará government for green hydrogen production. FRV's focus on green ammonia production for export markets like Europe and Asia is a key aspect of the project, with estimated investments of BRL 27 billion and the creation of substantial job opportunities. The project's commitment to sustainability is evident through the use of recycled water, ensuring a circular economy and complying with European standards. The project is set to commence construction around 2027, with operations expected to start between 2029 and 2030. The Port of Pecém's strategic location offers access to international markets, enhancing the project's economic viability. Through partnerships with local companies and adherence to sustainability principles, FRV's green hydrogen project in Ceará is poised to bring both environmental benefits and socioeconomic growth to the region.