Anglo American, in partnership with Colbún, Reborn Electric Motors, and Corfo, has introduced Chile's first hydrogen-powered bus as a part of the country's focus on green energy and sustainable mobility. The collaboration between the public and private sectors reflects Chile's commitment to developing a national green hydrogen strategy. The unveiling ceremony of the hydrogen bus took place at the Reborn Electric Motors factory in Rancagua, Chile, with the presence of Chilean President Gabriel Boric and other government officials. The CEO of Anglo American in Chile, Patricio Hidalgo, expressed pride in this milestone of public-private collaboration, highlighting the optimistic outlook for Chile's capabilities. President Boric emphasized the significance of the hydrogen bus in the context of Chile's sustainable development strategy, praising the synergistic collaboration between the public and private sectors. The hydrogen bus, designed and manufactured entirely in Chile, features a fuel cell integrated into its design, ensuring efficient and safe operation with zero-emission impact. With a capacity for 30 passengers, a range of 600 km, and a maximum speed of 90 km/h, the bus is versatile for various environments. The hydrogen fuel cell technology converts chemical energy into electricity to power the electric motors, reducing fuel consumption. This initiative not only focuses on operational use on public roads but also includes plans for educational activities in Chilean schools and universities to facilitate technology transfer. The successful launch of Chile's first hydrogen-powered bus marks a significant step towards sustainable and innovative transportation solutions in the country. Anglo American's ongoing efforts in the hydrogen sector, including previous partnerships for hydrogen buses, demonstrate a dedication to advancing green energy technologies in Chile.