European Commissioner for International Partnerships, Jozef Síkela, visited Chile to strengthen the partnership between Europe and Chile in clean energy and innovation. Three major initiatives were launched: the Global Gateway Renewable Hydrogen (GH2) Funding Platform, an EIB Loan to BancoEstado for renewable energy projects, and the OptiMiner Project to optimize mining processes for critical raw materials. The GH2 Funding Platform, with a total of EUR 216.5 million, aims to accelerate renewable hydrogen production using Chile's solar and wind resources. The EIB Loan of EUR 105 million to BancoEstado will finance renewable energy and efficiency projects for small businesses and households. The OptiMiner Project, supported by the EU's Horizon Europe program, will improve extraction and processing of critical raw materials like copper and lithium, reducing water and energy usage in mining. These agreements highlight Europe's commitment to sustainable investment, technological collaboration, and a fair energy transition in Latin America.