Gente Grande Green Ammonia Project

Hive Energy & TEG PARTNERSHIP

In early 2023, Hive Energy and Transitional Energy Group entered a joint venture to develop a 3.5GW+ green ammonia project, Gente Grande, in Tierra Del Fuego, Chile.

Transitional Energy Group (TEG) offers extensive knowledge of the renewable energy landscape from project financing through to construction and operation. TEG is a perfect project partner for Hive as it shares our mission for a cleaner and greener future through the decarbonisation of power.

Led from the UK but established in Chile, TEG and Hive have grown a joint venture with an entirely Chilean project team able to manage every aspect of the Gente Grande green ammonia development. With experts across all disciplines and deep local experience the development is run from offices in Tierra Del Fuego and Punta Arenas meaning the team is directly engaged with the community, and visibly committed to making a positive contribution to the economy, the environment and the local community.

The Gente Grande Green Ammonia Project

The Gente Grande green ammonia project is under development in Tierra Del Fuego, Chile. The site will produce ~1.3mtpa of green ammonia once in operation.

Situato nella Terra del Fuoco, lungo lo Stretto di Magellano, il Progetto Gente Grande combina un clima eolico eccezionale con un'ampia zona pianeggiante disabitata, strutture portuali in acque profonde e aree di banchina per impianti di produzione e stoccaggio.

Project progress & status

The project is currently in its permitting phase, which includes securing environmental and marine permits for the 40,000 hectare site and the export facilities from Chilean authorities. Gente Grande green ammonia project will install around 460 state-of-the-art wind turbines, a desalination plant, and two ports at the site – one for construction the other for green ammonia export.

The project will be powered by around 3.5GW of wind power and will produce green ammonia for distribution across LATAM, Europe, and Asia. The first phase of the project is expected to be operational during 2026.