Chile actively promotes the development of green traffic

The Chile capital San Diego's Abutro Merrino -Benitus International Airport recently announced that it will include clean energy green hydrogen energy (green hydrogen) into the airport operation to create the first airport in Latin America and Caribbean. Chilean Public Engineering Minister Huan Carlos Garcia emphasized that the construction of the first "green hydrogen airport" is of great significance. The Chilean government has been actively committed to building a sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation system.

It is understood that the Abutro Merino -Benitus International Airport plans to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas by 40%by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality in 2050. It is the use of green hydrogen as the airport fuel. first step. The airport franchise operator New Pidavir Co., Ltd. revealed that according to the memorandum of understanding with French LNG Group, Chilean Renewable Energy Corlblon and Chile Corporation, Coppeck, LPG will be used for the airport manufacturing and installation The electrolytic grooves produced by green hydrogen and related hydrogen supply chains; Corben Company will be responsible for building renewable energy infrastructure to power the electrolytic grooves; Capec will undertake the airport's photovoltaic board installation project and build a hydrogen station, Provide hydrogen for airport vehicles and surrounding heavy trucks.

In November 2020, Chile announced the national green hydrogen strategy and vigorously promoted the application of green hydrogen in China. Last year, the major European ports and Dutch Rotterdam Port, Belgium Antwerp Port, and Zabuluhe Port all signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Chilean government to accelerate the deployment of the necessary infrastructure construction of the green and hydrogen supply chain.

In recent years, the Chilean government has actively promoted the development of green transportation and advocated low -carbon travel. In April of this year, the Chilean Energy and Non -profit research institutions Mask Mike -Keni Mueller Zero Carbon Shipping Center announced a formal agreement to build a green shipping corridor network to allow the goods in and out of the port of Chile to achieve zero discharge transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transportation transport Essence The project will promote the further development of zero -carbon ship fuel and technology, and has been supported by the Ministry of Communications, Telecommunications and Foreign Department. According to reports, the first step of the project is to complete the location of the green corridor this year. The government will be based on the emission intensity, fuel availability, the distance from the port, the ship's navigation section, the route and the type of cargo, etc. Drawing and evaluating in related areas.

In 2019, Chile proposed the goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The development of electric travel is one of the important measures for Chile to reduce carbon emissions. The Chilean government encourages the national public transport system to adopt pure electric buses. In December 2018, Chile introduced 100 BYD pure electric bus into the municipal bus system. In October 2019, Latin America's first bus line with pure electric bus opened in Chile. In June 2020, 150 BYD pure electric buses were officially put into operation in San Diego. It is expected that San Diego can reduce about 49,000 tons of carbon emissions each year. The government plans to replace all the nationwide buses into new energy buses by 2040. In October last year, the Chilean government announced the Chilean national electric travel strategy. It plans to achieve zero -emission light medium -sized medium -sized vehicles, public transport and large -scale machinery market sales share of 100%by 2035.

It is worth noting that San Diego is also the fastest growing city in Chile. In the past three years, the local government has added hundreds of bicycle parking points, and a bicycle lane has been specially built to meet the citizens' travel needs. A survey in 2021 shows that 17%of San Diego residents use bicycles as the preferred way to travel. Thanks to the government's encouragement policies for sustainable transportation, Chile more and more people use bicycles as commuting methods.

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