Rio Grande do Sul was selected for the study due to a combination of strategic factors: its potential for renewable energy generation, its logistics infrastructure , such as the Port of Rio Grande , and the political support of the state government, led by Governor Eduardo Leite . During a trade mission to Japan, Leite detailed the state's competitive advantages, including its vocation for innovative and sustainable projects.
The production of low-emission hydrogen in the state represents an opportunity for economic growth in line with global decarbonization trends. The plan includes both domestic consumption and export of the input, positioning Rio Grande do Sul as a strategic hub in the new green economy.
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The partnership between the Japanese government and Rio Grande do Sul reflects a global effort to consolidate low-carbon hydrogen as a key part of the energy transition. The Japanese initiative not only strengthens bilateral relations between the two countries, but also contributes to the development of local infrastructure , fostering investment and innovation in the state.
By joining the i program, Rio Grande do Sul is gaining international prominence at a time when sustainability has become a priority on global political and economic agendas. MasterPlan will also be able to boost the development of cutting-edge technologies and job creation, reinforcing the state's role as a reference in sustainable economics in Latin America.
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