Assessing policies for the growth of the Green Hydrogen in Chile

  • Author
  • Lorenzo Porras-Duque
  • Co-authors
  • Sebastian Zapata
  • Abstract
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    This paper examines factors such as production, installed capacity and price for green hydrogen and impacts on the local Chilean economy. Green hydrogen is the production of hydrogen using renewable energy sources like solar energy, wind energy and hydropower energy, for being used in transport, electricity sector and industry. Green hydrogen production has some barriers that will be analyzed in this paper such as production prices and lack of policies.

    Regarding of production, storage and distribution of green hydrogen can change the way to produce energy and become a way to decrease the CO2 emission. In addition, it can be a new way to increase the income of growing industries and developing countries such as Chile. Chile has a big opportunity due to its location and policies can lead to increase green production and reduce fossil fuel energy dependency.

     

  • Keywords
  • green hydrogen production, wind energy, Chile, solar energy.
  • Modality
  • Comunicação oral
  • Subject Area
  • Energy and transport
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  • Electricity markets
  • Energy and finance
  • Energy demand
  • Country studies
  • Energy and society
  • Energy Policy and Regulation
  • Climate Change: mitigation and adaptation
  • Disruptive innovation and energy transition
  • Energy and macroeconomics
  • Local governments
  • System integration
  • Energy and transport
  • Regional energy integration
  • LNG Markets in Latam
  • Social Dimensions of Energy Transition
  • Variable Renewable Energies
  • Distributed Energy Resources
  • System Integration, Energy Networks and Resilience
  • Energy Investment and Finance
  • Energy Market Design
  • Technology, Innovation and Policies
  • Low Carbon Hydrogen
  • Bioenergy and Biofuels
  • Energy and Development
  • New Supply Chains
  • Future of Utilities
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Energy Modeling
  • Energy and Macroeconomics
  • Energy Subsidies
  • Transportation and (e-) mobility
  • Nuclear Energy in Latam