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It is expected to deploy the use and transportation of hydrogen and expand renewables, among other points. Additionally, Alberto Fernández pointed out the commitment assumed by developed countries to provide financial resources for the development of clean and sustainable energies.

The European Commission has signed a non-binding agreement with Argentina to facilitate a stable supply of liquefied fossil gas (LNG) to Europe in exchange for cooperation on green energy and Buenos Aires reigning in gas leakage.

Argentina’s burgeoning green hydrogen sector has received a substantial financial injection from the European Union’s large-scale fund, signaling a positive turn for the industry.