Uruguayan state hydrocarbons company Ancap is spearheading several sustainable fuels projects in collaboration with developers like HIF, focusing on green hydrogen and derivative fuels. The largest endeavor, the US$3.9bn Paysandú e-methanol and e-fuels project, is a major initiative designed to meet future energy needs by supplying biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen derivatives. Ancap, under the leadership of Alejandro Stipanicic, recognizes the potential of green hydrogen and its derivatives, positioning Uruguay to capitalize on the global shift towards sustainable energy sources. With a comprehensive green hydrogen roadmap in place, Uruguay aims to address both domestic and export demands for hydrogen-derived fuels and biofuels, including sustainable aviation fuel. This strategic vision encompasses projects in various stages of development, ranging from construction to prefeasibility, signaling Uruguay's commitment to a sustainable energy transition. Ancap's partnerships with international firms like Enertrag for prefeasibility studies and advancements in offshore green hydrogen production showcase Uruguay's proactive approach to energy independence and environmental responsibility. By embracing renewable energy technologies and fostering collaborations within the industry, Uruguay is paving the way for a greener and more energy-efficient future.