Green Hydrogen
for a Just Energy Transition
In Latin America and the Caribbean
Advancing a Regional Approach to the Green Hydrogen Economy
in Latin America and the Caribbean
7 countries, one shared vision and concrete results.
Chile, El Salvador, Honduras, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay and Bolivia are advancing together toward a green hydrogen economy—strengthening enabling frameworks, building technical capacity, and fostering regional cooperation for a just, inclusive, and evidence-based energy transition.
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H2 GO
Green Hydrogen for a Just Energy Transition
H2 GO is a project implemented by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and funded by the Green Climate Fund. It supports seven Latin American and Caribbean countries (Bolivia, Chile, El Salvador, Honduras, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Uruguay) in building the foundations for a just, inclusive, and sustainable green hydrogen economy.
Working alongside governments, academia, industry, and communities, the project supports the development of policy frameworks, technical training, and the documentation of experiences for the region to share. This space brings together the key messages and audiovisual stories from each country: the people, territories, and institutions shaping their path toward green hydrogen.
