Enap, the National Petroleum Company of Chile, presented its progress on green hydrogen projects to President Gabriel Boric during his visit to the company's facilities in the southern region. The initiatives focus on capitalizing on Enap's strategic position in the logistics chain for green hydrogen and its derivatives. Key projects include reconfiguring the Laredo dock, developing a new industrial complex in Gregorio, and constructing a green hydrogen plant in Black Cape. Collaborations with companies like Total Eren, HIF Chile, and EDF Group have been instrumental in advancing these projects. The investment estimates for these developments range from $60 to $900 million. Government officials and company executives emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships in driving the energy transition in Chile. Enap's commitment to leveraging renewable energy sources like the Vientos Patagónico wind farm exemplifies its dedication to sustainable practices. The green hydrogen projects aim to position Magallanes as a significant player in the global energy transition, utilizing the region's natural resources and Enap's competitive advantages. While acknowledging the nascent stage of the green hydrogen market, Enap remains committed to responsibly advancing these projects to diversify Chile's energy matrix and contribute to the industry's growth.