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Colbún and Sumitomo sign alliance to develop green hydrogen projects to produce ammonia

1/30/2023

This agreement will allow both companies to jointly study the feasibility of developing industrial projects in the regions of Antofagasta and Magallanes aimed at producing green ammonia based on hydrogen produced with renewable energy. Sumitomo Corporation Group, one of the largest Japanese corporations in the world, and the energy generation and solutions company Colbún, announced the formation of an alliance to study the feasibility to develop green hydrogen projects aimed at producing green ammonia in the regions of Antofagasta and Magallanes. To this end, the president of Sumitomo Corporation Chile, Taizo Hayakawa, and the CEO of Colbún S.A., José Ignacio Escobar, signed a Memora

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