The sixth edition of the Green Hydrogen Summit is set to take place in Concepción, Chile, marking a significant milestone in promoting sustainable energy practices in Latin America. The event, organized by key entities like Corfo and the Ministry of Energy of Chile, aims to bring together experts, companies, investors, and officials from countries such as Germany, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Japan, and the United States to discuss the future of green hydrogen in the region. Chilean Minister Nicolás Grau emphasized Chile's role in leading the global transition towards green hydrogen and promoting projects like efuel production and electrolyzer factory installations. The Minister of Energy, Diego Pardow, highlighted the opportunities that green hydrogen offers for economic development, job creation, and environmental sustainability. The event will focus on dialogue between trade unions, entrepreneurs, governments, and universities to facilitate the transition towards green technologies in Chile's Biobío Region. Various measures, including financing for green hydrogen projects, aim to support the growth of a local value chain benefiting companies and entrepreneurs in the area. International collaboration is a key aspect of the summit, with the European Union committing significant funding for renewable hydrogen development in Chile. The event will feature discussions on financing, infrastructure, certification, local manufacturing, and investment opportunities in the Biobío region, showcasing the region's industrial and logistical potential. The Summit will provide a platform for stakeholders to engage in matchmaking, networking sessions, and parallel events focusing on critical topics such as H2Global instrument, local manufacturing technologies, and hydrogen's relationship with nearby communities. Overall, the event underscores the collective efforts of countries and sectors towards a sustainable, low-carbon economy.