Lorena Guzmán

The country aims to build a world-leading green hydrogen industry by 2040, but experts point to a need to generate domestic demand as state efforts to boost the sector stutter

The switch to electric vehicles is a key pillar of Chile’s carbon neutrality plans. Its capital Santiago leads the way, with the largest fleet of electric buses in Latin America.

The Antípodas project, which plans to transmit between 200 and 600 GW, does not yet have feasibility studies or a form of financing

The 12-year mega-drought, which has afflicted much of the country, has underscored the need to reform water management and electricity generation

Experts say congress’ revised roadmap is unfeasible and would increase diesel’s short-term share in the energy mix

By 2040 Chile plans to close all coal-fired power plants. Now, experts are looking at how they can be used in the country’s energy transition

New energy strategy is based on the Chile's great wind and solar power potential, which would enable it to produce low-cost hydrogen fuel

Together with Costa Rica, Chile led negotiations but days before the agreement was signed, the country changed tack completely