The Bolivian state oil company, YPFB, has put forth a proposal to develop four green hydrogen HUBs in different regions of Bolivia, namely Entre Ríos, Río Grande, Warnes, and Villa Montes. These projects are still in the study phase, with the aim of achieving energy sovereignty and security for Bolivia by reducing dependence on fuel imports. The Director of Project Evaluation and Control at YPFB, Jorge Ríos Urquidi, highlighted the significance of these projects during a thematic presentation at the 'International Forum on Hydrocarbons, Fertilizers, Renewable and Alternative Energies' in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. The proposed HUBs are strategically located near existing infrastructure and industrial users to optimize production. The green hydrogen would be produced using water electrolysis powered by renewable energy sources, ensuring a carbon-neutral process. YPFB estimates a daily production capacity of 420 tons of green hydrogen across the four projects, depending on the electrical system's capacity. This initiative aims to leverage Bolivia's natural gas infrastructure and contribute to the country's transition towards sustainable energy practices.