Chile is witnessing a surge in green hydrogen projects, with more than US$25bn invested in six initiatives undergoing environmental reviews. The most recent addition is the US$10bn AES Andes INNA project in Antofagasta, with plans to address challenges like production cost reduction and offtake agreements. AES Andes CEO, Javier Dib, highlighted the importance of the environmental impact study for project viability. The INNA project includes solar and wind farms, hydrogen and ammonia production facilities, storage infrastructure, desalination plants, electrodeionization units, and a maritime terminal for ammonia loading, positioning it as a comprehensive green energy endeavor. Both domestic and export markets are targeted, with a focus on supplying green hydrogen to the mining sector domestically and exploring green ammonia for international transportation. Additionally, other projects like Volta and Cabo Negro showcase Chile's dedication to sustainable energy solutions, emphasizing the role of green hydrogen in transitioning to cleaner fuel alternatives across various industries.