The company Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CPI), a Danish infrastructure fund, will invest around 10 billion dollars in a development hub in southern Mexico, as announced by the country's president.

The main objective of this project is to produce green hydrogen intended to replace the fossil fuels used by some vessels.

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This investment plan is aligned with the project to create a corridor to connect the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, which will include several development poles in the state of Oaxaca.

This initiative will be structured through the Danish financial economic fund that supports this effort, focusing on the production of green hydrogen through sustainable methods, such as wind and solar energy through electrolysis.

'We are entering the era of non-pollution, looking for solutions to combat climate change,' said the president, underlining the importance of adopting cleaner and more sustainable technologies in maritime transport.

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Although it did not provide specific details on project timelines or execution, this initiative represents a significant step toward reducing emissions and transitioning to more environmentally friendly energy sources.

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