Santiago, the capital of Chile, is located in the country’s central valley, between the Andes Mountains to the east and the lower Coastal Range to the west. This natural setting defines the city’s geography and climate, offering a dramatic landscape that combines mountain views with a dense, modern urban core.

As one of Latin America’s main centers for science, innovation, and industry, Santiago is home to leading universities, research institutions, and a growing clean energy sector. It offers excellent infrastructure, a reliable public transport system—including metro and ride-sharing services—and strong international connectivity via Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL).

The 5th Symposium on Ammonia Energy & 3rd LATAM Meeting on Green Ammonia and Power-to-X will take place in the heart of Santiago’s financial district, providing easy access to hotels, restaurants, and cultural attractions.