The Volta green ammonia project in Mejillones, Chile, is spearheading the country's green ammonia industry, utilizing the region's abundant natural resources to pave the way for decarbonization. The project, developed by MAE, has recently signed an agreement with Aguas Antofagasta, securing 80% of its water needs from treated wastewater in the city. With a 600 MW solar park and a green ammonia plant in the works, the project is expected to produce 600,000 tons annually, marking a significant milestone in Chile's green energy transition. Chile's strategic location in the Atacama Desert and its strong government support, including initiatives by both Piñera and Boric administrations, position the country as a global frontrunner in green ammonia. The project's emphasis on community engagement and environmental stewardship underscores a commitment to sustainability, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and enhance local environmental standards. The Volta project not only symbolizes Chile's potential in green ammonia but also signifies a shift towards cleaner industrial processes and a greener future. By integrating sustainability into its industrial projects, Chile is setting an example for global decarbonization efforts and showcasing the power of renewable energy sources like solar in driving a sustainable energy transition.