A week full of innovation and collaboration in Stuttgart, Germany!

We are proud to share our recent participation in the Hy-DeCh project, an initiative that seeks to strengthen the network between Germany and Chile to promote Hydrogen and Green Methanol as pillars of a sustainable energy future.

During our visit, we had the opportunity to collaborate with leading researchers from the IER of the University of Stuttgart and the Center for the Study of Energy Resources of the University of Magallanes. From Chile, we were accompanied by Elodie Blanco and Roberto Canales from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, together with Humberto Vidal from the Universidad de Magallanes. In Germany, we were enthusiastically received by Ludger Eltrop and Ulrich Fahl, in an atmosphere of working together with students and research teams.

One of the highlights was the visit to the ZSW center, where we learned about direct carbon capture (DAC) pilots and electrolysis technologies, key technologies for the production of green hydrogen and sustainable methanol.

What does Hy-DeCh seek to achieve?

✅ Create a network between Chile and Germany to integrate green hydrogen and methanol into their climate strategies.

✅ Analyze how these technologies can transform industries and transportation.

Expected results:

➡️ Opportunities for cooperation and sustainable energy development.

➡️ Knowledge exchange between science, industry, policy and society.

This week was a unique opportunity to learn, innovate and strengthen partnerships for a cleaner energy future. Thanks to all who made this experience possible!

We continue to work for a greener and more sustainable world!