On October 14, DFSud, with the collaboration of Cefeidas Group, published an article exploring Latin America’s green hydrogen landscape. Brazil, with its newly passed Hydrogen Law, has surged ahead, attracting substantial investments and positioning itself as a regional leader. Key hubs in the northeast, bolstered by European partnerships, make Brazil an appealing player. Chile, despite early enthusiasm, faces challenges like bureaucratic delays and high costs.
Carlos Cruz Infante, Country Manager for Chile and Peru at Cefeidas Group, remarked, “There is still appetite to invest in Chile and Latin America—with Colombia, Uruguay, and Argentina as other interesting markets—but these countries must ensure that delays do not drive investors and companies toward more profitable operations.”
Both countries remain crucial to the global green energy transition, with significant potential for future growth. As the race for green hydrogen intensifies, the success of these projects will shape the region’s role in the global energy landscape.
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