A recent development in Chile sees the Cabo Negro industrial complex in the Magallanes region potentially becoming a key player in the export of green ammonia and hydrogen derivatives. French energy giant EDF, in collaboration with ENAP, Chile's state oil company, signed an MOU to explore this opportunity. The Cabo Negro complex, equipped with essential infrastructure like port facilities and pipelines, is well-positioned for the treatment and distribution of green fuels. EDF has ongoing green ammonia projects in the region, with Punta Delgada and Verde Austral being prominent examples. Additionally, efforts to transform the San Gregorio terminal into an industrial complex involving multiple energy companies are underway, highlighting the importance of shared infrastructure to drive down costs and environmental footprints. Enap is also progressing with a pilot green hydrogen project at Cabo Negro. The article also mentions a significant $11 billion green ammonia project by AustriaEnergy, known as HNH Energy, that is currently in the public consultation phase. Scheduled to commence construction in July 2026, this project aims to produce and transport zero-carbon fuel and industrial feedstock in the San Gregorio district. The consultation process, set to conclude in November, is a crucial step towards realizing this ambitious project. Overall, these developments underscore Chile's commitment to green energy initiatives and the significant potential for hydrogen exports in the region.