The Energía Verde Austral (EVA) green hydrogen project, spearheaded by the French state-owned company EDF, hosted its second Open House event in Punta Arenas, Chile. The initiative, part of the Early Citizen Participation process, gathered more than 300 attendees to discuss the project's advancements and future steps. EVA's plans include establishing a wind farm capable of producing up to 1 GW of power and an electrolysis plant to manufacture 400,000 tons of green ammonia annually using wind energy and desalinated water resources. The project is set to enter the Environmental Impact Assessment System by the end of the year. Juan Camus, EDF's Project Director, highlighted the company's dedication to supporting Chile's energy transition and combatting climate change. The event saw the participation of various stakeholders, including local government officials, environmental ministers, community representatives, and project collaborators. The green hydrogen project aims to leverage Magallanes' wind resources to create a sustainable and clean fuel source, contributing to the region's decarbonization efforts. EDF's focus on sustainability and collaboration with the local community underscores the project's commitment to driving environmentally friendly development in the area.