The government of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil has taken significant steps towards enhancing its renewable energy sector and promoting sustainable development. In a recent move, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed with Shizen Energy, a Japanese renewable energy specialist, to conduct feasibility studies for an offshore wind farm that could potentially produce green hydrogen. Governor Eduardo Leite emphasized the importance of renewable energy for the state and the partnership with Shizen as a key advancement in their sustainability strategy. This agreement is part of a broader effort to collaborate with leading Japanese companies like Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) to leverage Rio Grande do Sul's potential as a hub for green hydrogen production. MHI, known for its sustainable energy solutions, showcased projects focusing on decarbonization and clean energy technologies, aligning with the state's vision for energy transition. Governor Leite highlighted the commitment to making Rio Grande do Sul a global leader in green hydrogen, emphasizing the role of partnerships in turning this vision into reality. The interest shown by MHI in expanding its presence in Brazil and exploring innovative energy projects in collaboration with Rio Grande do Sul signals a promising future for the state's economic development and energy sector.