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A new study identifies exactly where green hydrogen makes business sense in Chile right now, moving the country from potential to practical applications. Data centers, freight transport, and aquaculture operations top the list for modular hydrogen plants.
Chile brought nearly 30 leaders to the world's biggest hydrogen summit with a clear message: they're done planning and ready to build. The South American nation is transforming its renewable energy advantage into clean fuel that could power the world.
Chile just greenlit a major green hydrogen facility that could help the country become a clean energy exporter. The Bahía Quintero project marks another step in Chile's ambitious plan to lead the global green hydrogen revolution.
While Western nations scale back on green hydrogen plans, China and India are doubling down with billions in investments to build clean energy independence. Their aggressive push could reshape the global energy landscape by 2030.
Scientists at the University of Brasília have developed breakthrough technology that could make clean hydrogen fuel affordable and accessible across Brazil. The innovation promises to speed up the country's transition to renewable energy while slashing production costs.
Germany is pouring €54 million into a cutting-edge hydrogen technology center that will help transform how the country powers heavy transport and urban aircraft. The new Pfeffenhausen facility will give small businesses and startups the tools they need to bring green hydrogen solutions to market faster.
Latvia is building one of Europe's largest green hydrogen facilities, capable of producing 150,000 tonnes annually. The Liepāja project positions the Baltic nation as a key player in the clean energy revolution sweeping across Europe.