The Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energy in Bolivia, in partnership with the Autonomous Departmental Government of Oruro, has taken a significant step towards clean energy by signing an inter-institutional cooperation agreement for the use of green hydrogen. This initiative aims to leverage Oruro's geographical advantage in solar radiation to transition towards renewable energy sources. Minister Alejandro Gallardo highlighted the importance of Oruro's solar potential in driving the adoption of green hydrogen. The agreement includes plans for the implementation of the Green Hydrogen Pilot Plant project in Oruro, with an estimated production capacity of 2 megawatts using efficient Proton-Exchange Membrane technology. The project, financed by the IDB, aligns with Bolivia's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote green hydrogen for both domestic consumption and export. This initiative is a key component of Bolivia's strategy to diversify its energy matrix and capitalize on renewable energy sources to address climate change challenges. The investment in the pilot plant is expected to exceed $10,000,000. Overall, Bolivia's focus on green hydrogen in Oruro signals a positive move towards sustainable energy practices and global environmental commitments.