Fluxys Chile, a subsidiary of Fluxys, and ENAP, Chile's state-owned oil and gas company, have joined forces to explore hydrogen infrastructure opportunities in Chile's Magallanes region. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed between the two companies during the Belgian State Visit to Chile aims to develop infrastructure for green hydrogen transmission, storage, and export. This includes exploring derivatives like ammonia, methanol, and e-fuels, as well as CO2 handling solutions. Leveraging ENAP's assets and Fluxys' expertise, the partnership will foster knowledge exchange and joint project development, building on their existing collaboration in Chile's GNL Quintero LNG terminal. The agreement marks a significant step towards harnessing the green hydrogen potential of the Magallanes region, known for its favorable conditions for green hydrogen production, including onshore wind resources and strategic access to the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the Strait of Magellan. Additionally, Fluxys has extended its international collaborations by signing a term sheet cooperation agreement with Omani state-owned OQ Gas Networks to develop hydrogen transportation infrastructure in Oman. This partnership in Oman aligns with Fluxys' commitment to investing in renewable energy value chains in countries with high renewable potential. Notably, Fluxys has initiated the construction of a hydrogen pipeline network in Belgium, with the first phase expected to be operational by 2026. The expansion of this network over the following years reflects Fluxys' dedication to advancing low-carbon energy solutions. These strategic initiatives highlight the growing global focus on hydrogen as a key player in the transition to sustainable energy systems.