 This study assesses the financial feasibility of implementing autonomous green hydrogen production plants in two strategic regions of Chile. It considers the cost of capital, operating expenses, and other factors to determine whether or not the project would be profitable. The study found that the minimum expected return on investment was 4%, which resulted in minimum prices of 0.84 kG for wind energy and 1.10 kG for photovoltaic solar energy. A sensitivity analysis was also conducted to assess the impact of variations in investment and operational costs. This article was authored by Marcella Leon, Javier Silva, Rodrigo Ortizoto, and others.