Bolivia's state hydrocarbons company, YPFB, has received a bid from Egaflow H2V to carry out a conceptual engineering study for the implementation of green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol plants. The 240-day contract encompasses tasks such as evaluating raw material availability, selecting plant locations, and drafting a market study for the products and subproducts of the plants. The study also involves assessing the feasibility of connecting to renewable energy systems or the national power grid. A decision on the contract is anticipated in January. This project aligns with Bolivia's green hydrogen strategy, which outlines a significant investment of almost US$3 billion for the development of these plants. The initiative aims to leverage renewable energy sources and enhance the country's position in the green energy sector, contributing to economic and environmental sustainability.