Chile's green hydrogen sector is gaining significant momentum, with projections indicating that it could become 'two or three times bigger' than the country's renowned copper industry. This growth potential highlights the increasing focus on renewable energy and the transition towards sustainable practices in Chile. Initiatives by the government, such as granting hydrogen certification to projects and promoting demand through schemes like the 'Industrial Rings for the promotion of demand and productive chain in the Biobío region,' are driving the expansion of the hydrogen sector. Partnerships are also playing a crucial role in advancing the hydrogen industry in Chile. Companies like Fluxys Chile and ENAP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on exploring infrastructure opportunities for hydrogen production and its derivatives. These collaborations aim to enhance the overall ecosystem for green hydrogen and contribute to the country's energy transition. The positive sentiment towards green hydrogen in Chile underlines a strategic shift towards cleaner energy sources and the potential for economic growth and innovation. As the sector continues to evolve, the emphasis on sustainable practices and reducing carbon emissions is expected to shape the future of Chile's energy landscape.