The BNamericas project database contains 24 early-stage Chilean green hydrogen projects, with capex disclosed for 16. The disclosed outlay totals US$40.8bn.
The Uruguayan government has published its Roadmap for Green Hydrogen and Derivatives, presenting its strategy to reach a production of 1 Mt/year of green hydrogen by 2040. The country’s plan includes the installation of approximately 18 GW of renewable energy capacity and 9 GW of electrolysers.
The company carries out initiatives in the Laredo, Gregorio, and Cabo Negro sectors, which aim to generate enabling infrastructure for the development of this industry in the Magallanes region.
The Minister of Energy and Mines, Romulo Mucho, announced today that companies are interested in establishing green hydrogen plants in Peru, with investments exceeding $12.5 billion.
The entity assured that it is identifying the potential areas of the country, among which La Guajira, the Eastern and Central mountain ranges, and the Llanos stand out.
The Ministries of Economic Affairs and Climate (EZK) , the Interior and Kingdom Relations (BZK) of the Netherlands, and the Ministry of Economic Development (MEO) of Curaçao signed an agreement on May 24 to prepare the production of offshore floating wind energy and setting up a hydrogen production chain in Curaçao.
Seeking to contribute to Colombia’s energy transition and mitigate dependence on fossil fuels, researchers from Antioquia, Colombia, developed equipment capable of processing green, blue, and gray hydrogen, as well as residual cooking oils and animal fats to generate renewable diesel and jet fuel (biojet).
Up to 60% for each awarded project with a cap of 10 million dollars will be contributed by the Corporation to install electrolysis capacity in Chile, while the Technology Center will seek to contribute to the transfer of knowledge, development of human capital and local value chain of the industry in the Magallanes region and the country.
