Chile Green Hydrogen Action Plan 2023-2030 (Supreme Decree 76/2024, October 17, 2024) is the operative state policy for H2V and derivatives: participatory build (1,147 people, five instances, 1,900+ consultation inputs), two windows (2023-2026 investment signals and rules with ammonia tilt; 2026-2030 productive deployment with regional accent), Magallanes/Antofagasta as Hydrogen Valleys with ENAP coordinating aggregated demand and the Laredo terminal reconfiguration. The CCUS touchpoint is synthetic fuels: the IDB Magallanes prefeasibility study recommends green-H2-plus-CO2 methanol (DAC or unavoidable-source CCU), finding even optimistic LCOM double fossil methanol — hence the call for carbon markets, concessional finance and stronger regulation. Chile has no dedicated CCS storage statute; the record honest frame is H2V-led with CCU-for-efuels as the carbon-management interface.
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