Mexico’s president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, announced that an unnamed developer is set to invest $10 billion in a green hydrogen project in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. The funding is expected to come from a Danish financial economic fund, and the project aims to produce green hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels in the shipping industry. The developer is not explicitly named but signs suggest that Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) might be involved, as the Danish fund had confirmed its development project in Oaxaca in August. CIP has been reluctant to provide specific details, leaving room for uncertainty. The potential green hydrogen hub in Oaxaca would be a significant development for Mexico, representing its first large-scale…