European Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson's official visit to Chile was part of the ratification process of the Advanced Framework Agreement, emphasizing cooperation in renewable energies and green hydrogen. Discussions with government authorities and business leaders focused on deepening energy cooperation, particularly in green hydrogen production and storage. The visit highlighted the EU's Global Gateway strategy and its priority on hydrogen, reflecting the Team Europe Initiative on Renewable Hydrogen. Various meetings addressed the importance of collaboration in energy matters, aiming for a fairer society and cleaner cities. Dialogues at ECLAC's headquarters and with the Minister of Foreign Affairs stressed the role of renewable hydrogen in driving a just energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean. The visit concluded with a tour of a local company implementing renewable energy systems, showcasing the positive impact of international cooperation on green opportunities in the business sector.