January: Mabanaft and HIF announce a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the purchase and sale of up to 500 million liters of eFuel per year from HIF's commercial phases in the Magallanes Region.
April: HIF and Empresas Gasco sign a Research and Development (R&D) contract to obtain carbon neutral liquefied gas (eGL) at the Haru Oni plant. The agreement plans to produce eGL starting in 2022.
May: The Magallanes Regional Environmental Commission approved the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Haru Oni demonstration plant. In addition, HIF and Global Thermostat close an agreement for CO2 air capture equipment, a key technology for the Haru Oni synthetic fuels plant being developed in Magallanes.

HIF selected Siemens Energy to supply 1.8 GW electrolyzers to their Texas eFuels facility. HIF announced two major agreements to develop DAC technology, with Baker Hughes in April and with Porsche and Volkswagen Group in September. HIF USA received the environmental permit to construct and operate the HIF Matagorda eFuels facility in Texas. In mid-june, HIF launched a new eFuels project in Paysandú, Uruguay. HIF Asia Pacific signed an agreement with Technip Energies to conduct the engineering of its project in Tasmania, announced the site and signed an MoU with Forico for biomass and water supply, and potential investment in the project. In December, HIF USA and Idemitsu Kosan signed a Letter of Intent for eMethanol sale and purchase from the Matagorda, Texas, eFuels facility. The Haru Oni facility in southern Chile received an international sustainability certification (ISCC Plus), shipped its first commercial eFuels export to UK, and  celebrated the production of the first molecule of carbon-neutral liquefied gas (eLG). In 4Q, HIF submitted the environmental permits for its first large-scale eFuels project in Chile, to be located in Punta Arenas. HIF and Chile's state-owned petroleum company Enap signed agreement to accelerate the use of carbon-neutral fuels in the national market. During 2023, Haru Oni received more than 1,000 visitors from all over the world.