Prumo Logística and Fuella have secured the first area reservation contract for a newly licensed low-carbon hydrogen and derivatives hub in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The hub, located at the Port of Açu, covers one million square meters, with plans to develop renewable and low-carbon hydrogen connected to ammonia and methanol units. The partnership also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish the development of the hub, including a 520MW ammonia plant based on electrolysis, aiming to produce 400,000 tonnes of hydrogen carrier annually. The green ammonia plant is expected to receive a final investment decision within the next four years, with production slated to commence in 2030. The agreement was facilitated with the support of the Port of Antwerp-Bruges International, a subsidiary of the second-largest port in Europe, laying the foundation for a new export corridor for green ammonia from Brazil to Europe. The development is seen as a crucial step in global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable energy. The partnership with Fuella expands the Norwegian company's portfolio internationally, with Porto do Açu chosen as a strategic location for its infrastructure and support. Eletrobras also announced plans to produce low-carbon hydrogen at the port, further emphasizing the region's commitment to green energy production and export.