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    Holding the event in the Biobío Region reinforces the importance of the regions and local demand in this transformation, highlighting their industrial and logistics potential. The combination of its port infrastructure, its consolidated industry and its innovation ecosystem will accelerate the adoption of hydrogen in key sectors such as chemicals, cellulose and transport. Concepción will become a strategic meeting point to discuss technological innovation, business models and the role of the regions in the new hydrogen economy.

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    Background

    Chile is in a prime position to lead the global transition towards green hydrogen, and the Green Hydrogen Summit Chile LAC 2025 will be a key platform to consolidate its competitiveness. This event will boost the development of hydrogen in the country, accelerating projects, strengthening regulation and fostering collaboration between the public and private sectors. In addition, it will highlight export opportunities and Chile's role in the global supply chain, ensuring that its hydrogen is not only viable, but also an efficient and sustainable alternative for the world.

    The Green Hydrogen Summit Chile LAC is the most important renewable hydrogen event in the region and has been a key meeting point for the industry since its first edition in 2020. It has brought together global leaders, experts, investors and authorities to promote the development of green hydrogen in Latin America.
    In its previous versions, held virtually and in person in Santiago, the event has addressed the challenges and opportunities of this industry, from financing and regulation to technological innovation and export opportunities. The 2023 edition, the most recent, consolidated Chile as an international benchmark, highlighting the importance of regional cooperation and the need to accelerate the implementation of projects. In 2025, the event will move for the first time to a region outside the capital, reaffirming the commitment to decentralization and the territorial development of hydrogen in the country.

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