Abstract
Chile is aiming to produce the lower levelized cost for green hydrogen generation [1] throughout its privilege wind resource in Magallanes Region, for 2030. Despite this, there are 3 main challenges in the energy supply aspect: 1. Natural wind intermittency 2. Electrical system isolation from the national transmission network. 3. Insufficient solar and biomass energy sources Furthermore, the chemical process of generate the GH2 derivatives (eg. E-metanol and E-fuels) need a continuous energy supply. Therefore these projects will have to resort to storage systems to support the intervals without wind energy generation. However, the high cost of current storage systems (~$1M/MWh) could have an excessive impact on the expected levelized cost of H2V production [2]. Local and renewable energy sources must be found to support wind-free intervals, making a 100% green hydrogen/derivatives. This poster was presented at the 2024 PAMEC conference in Barranquilla, Columbia.