Latin American hydrogen news

CPH2 has signed an agreement with Koch Modular to license 100 MW of the company’s hydrogen technology for sales in Mexico, the US, and Canada.

Sungrow Hydrogen has confirmed three shipments of its green hydrogen systems to Oman, Italy, and Brazil, accelerating the global green transition.

Hyundai Motor has introduced a new hydrogen fuel cell truck fleet in South America to drive zero tailpipe emissions logistics in Uruguay.

GlobalData has reported that green hydrogen is set to command an 88.6% share of low-carbon production by 2030, overtaking blue hydrogen.

INERATEC has begun collaborating with a consortium to advance the evaluation of a potential green hydrogen-based e-Fuel plant in Biobío, Chile.

Ceará has formalised its partnership with ENBPar and Itaipu Parquetec for energy transition and decarbonisation projects using green hydrogen.

Acciona has begun operating the first zero emission hydrogen fuel cell generator in Chile, for the Carén reservoir expansion works.

Electric Hydrogen has announced its expansion into Latin America to accelerate green fertilizer production and industrial decarbonisation.

Neoenergia and Honda have collaborated to accelerate the use of green hydrogen in Brazilian mobility and road transportation.

Ferrocarril de Antofagasta a Bolivia (FCAB) has launched Latin America’s first hydrogen-powered locomotive on its 137th anniversary, a milestone for clean transport.