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Knowledge might be power, but it is much more powerful when it is shared. As visionaries of the future and leaders in the sustainable energy, transportation, and hydrogen sectors, we want to empower companies, industries, and governments to make better and faster decisions to contribute to the energy transition and achieve global climate goals.

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RFNBO compliance analys is of products produced from renewable hydrogen and different sources of CO2 in Uruguay and Chile with the EU ’s Renewable Energy Directive

Hinicio|Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy of the Netherlands 

Chile and Uruguay are emerging as key players in renewable hydrogen production and derivates, with numerous Power-to-X projects underway. The government of the Netherlands is establishing international collaboration with a wide range of countries, including countries in Latin America, which have a significant potential to become exporters of hydrogen carriers. Latin America is set to become a hydrogen powerhouse, given its large availability of resources. Dutch stakeholders and ports, such as the Port of Rotterdam, have partnered with both countries to develop hydrogen export corridors.

Hinicio | Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy of the Netherlands


Hydrogen for the ‘low hanging fruits’ of South America: Decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors in Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Chile

Hinicio|The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

This paper focuses on Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Chile – the four largest economies of the continent with ambitious plans to develop national hydrogen sectors – and analyzes the opportunities and challenges posed by clean, domestically sourced hydrogen for the decarbonization of their ‘low hanging fruits’. It then compares and contrasts the key findings and finally concludes by applying the main points to similar industries worldwide.

Hinicio | The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies




Guide for the Implementation of a Hydrogen Certification System in Latin America and the Caribbean

Hinicio|IDB

This report presents a framework for a voluntary hydrogen certification system in Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on clean and low-carbon hydrogen. It advocates for regional collaboration to avoid redundant efforts and harmonize standards, emphasizing environmental and social sustainability. The proposed system includes two certification categories tailored to local and European Union market requirements. Key aspects include diverse energy source incorporation, a Chain of Custody system for traceability, and a governance structure combining regional and national elements. The action plan outlines steps for system implementation, governance establishment, and funding strategies.

Hinicio | IDB