Chile is at the forefront of the clean hydrogen revolution in Latin America, with ambitious plans to leverage its abundant renewable energy resources for green hydrogen production. The country's National Green Hydrogen Strategy, supported by President Gabriel Boric's government, aims to significantly increase electrolyzer capacity and drive down the cost of clean hydrogen. With substantial financial backing from international institutions, Chile is set to become a major player in the global hydrogen market. While Chile leads the charge, other Latin American countries like Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Panama are also positioning themselves to capitalize on the growing demand for clean hydrogen. From decarbonizing industries like mining and iron ore production to becoming key hubs for low-emission shipping fuels, each country is exploring unique opportunities within the clean hydrogen market. Despite the region's potential, challenges such as regulatory uncertainties and competition from heavily subsidized US hydrogen projects loom large. The future success of Latin America's clean hydrogen industry will depend on overcoming these hurdles, ensuring competitiveness in the global market, and meeting the clean standards set by destination countries.