Bolivia has unveiled an ambitious investment strategy for green hydrogen, with plans to invest US$2.92bn by 2030 and US$34.4bn by 2050 to cater to domestic demand and enhance exports. The country envisions a significant demand for green hydrogen, especially for replacing diesel and gasoline imports with e-fuels and targeting lucrative international markets in Europe and Asia. The strategy emphasizes that Bolivia, rich in natural resources like water, solar, and wind, is well-positioned to become a major green hydrogen producer in the region. The forecasted investment is based on expected domestic demand of 60,000t, 530,000t, and 1.58Mt in 2030, 2040, and 2050, respectively, along with export targets of 90,000t, 790,000t, and 2.61Mt per year. The strategy also includes plans for specific legislation to regulate and promote green hydrogen use in energy and non-energy applications, fostering derivatives such as e-methanol, ammonia, and green urea. Despite the positive outlook, challenges such as financing, regulatory gaps, technology limitations, and infrastructure issues are acknowledged. The hydrocarbons and energies ministry is actively addressing these hurdles to ensure the successful implementation of Bolivia's green hydrogen strategy.