The results are in from the world’s first green hydrogen tender, with the Chilean government offering up 240 MW of capacity to a national subsidiary of Italian utility Enel, alongside regional power producer AME. With European stakeholders pushing their way in, this paves the way for an international approach that will be imperative to the early development of the necessary hydrogen market for global decarbonization. The $16.9 million awarded through the ‘First Call for Green Hydrogen Project Funding in Chile’ will dedicate funding towards electrolyzers in the first phase of the Faro del Sur project at Chile’s southern tip. Driven by locally sourced wind power, of which there is an increasing abundance in the county, the project will produce an…