Chile's Enap and French EDF are teaming up to study and potentially export green hydrogen derivatives from the Cabo Negro industrial complex in Magallanes. This collaboration aims to enable EDF to export approximately 400,000 tons of ammonia annually, along with other by-products related to their project development. The region's advantageous conditions, including strong winds suitable for wind energy projects and the strategic port facilities, position it as an ideal hub for green hydrogen production and its derivatives. Enap is actively promoting projects to enhance the capacities of the industrial complex, supporting the growth of the green fuel industry. The collaboration underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in fostering sustainable industry growth in Magallanes, contributing to Chile's energy transition objectives. Officials from both companies emphasize the shared commitment to leveraging Magallanes' potential for driving the country's and the world's energy transition towards sustainable and competitive industries. Enap's technical expertise and infrastructure combined with EDF's project development align with the country's decarbonization goals, showcasing a concerted effort towards environmental protection and global energy transformation.