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The project targeting producing green ammonia for exportation purposes, is located strategically accessing three different ports. The land of 2,000 Ha was identified and secured for the purpose of the project. Discussions with local authorities was established and project was granted Regional Investment Centre Approval. Having no wind element requires an additional energy optimisation process which is undergoing now. Project is expected to be fully off-grid with initial discussions with the government for a possibility of off-taking the extra produced electricity during the day resulting a more optimised energy component.

The project is at an advanced stage of development where Tractabel was appointed to finalise the Pre-FEED for the project. The site has been identified and land was identified and secured for the project. Two wind masts we installed for the measurement campaign. The engagement with authorities was established and Law 13-09 procedures have started. The hydrogen off-take agreement is at an advanced stage with a newly to be established car frame European manufacturer for the entire production of green hydrogen. The plan is for the car frames to be exported to Europe.

This project is at an early stage of development. A technical analysis was proposed to the Tunisian government regarding the development of 180,000 Mtpa of Green Hydrogen in Gabes city. The proposal was accepted by the ministry of Energy, Mines, and Energy Transition (MEMET) and a date for the signature of the official MoU has been set before the end of Q2 2024. The project will target pumping hydrogen into the European network through a pipeline into Europe. An analysis was executed by MEMET for solar and wind resources through the country and a shared infrastructure is being discussed with selected developers.

A framework agreement was signed between a consortium of H2 Global Energy, Amarenco, and GV Investments On August 2023 to initiate the feasibility analysis for a 1,000,000 Mtpa of green ammonia production facility. The land for the chemical plant next to the dry port was assigned. The land for the solar PV is allocated. The wind energy procurement through EETC is under evaluation. Project has financial advantage over governmental projects through discounted water and land tariffs. The solar component is expected to be directly injected saving on the wheeling charges.

An MoU was signed between a consortium of H2 Global Energy and Amarenco Group with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources on 13th November 2023 to initiate the feasibility analysis for a 1,000,000 Mtpy of green ammonia production. The project is in the final stages of pre-feasibility. A meeting with the ministry was concluded on 6th June 2024 resulting requesting land allocations for the chemical plant in ASEZA (1.3km 2 ), Solar PV Plant (30km 2 ) in Quweira, and Wind Power Plant (625km 2 ) in northern Maan.

Hydrogen Peroxide have be to be supplied from a close source to the production facility as its concentration is depleted while stored. There have been a spike in demand having it being a major part of most cleaning and sanitising products after COVID crisis. Jordan Bromine Company (JBC) procures almost 12,000-15,000 Mtpa with expectations of doubling the demand before 2028 due to expected increase of production driven by global demand. The consortium in collaboration with GreenHydro Power have signed an exclusivity LOI with JBC to develop a project that is expected to cover around 70% (10,000 Mtpa) of their demand providing a green product (due to the green Hydrogen element) at high concentration (due to location of production), and a competetive pricing compared to global prices that have averaged of 521$/Mt in the last five years. The project will also provide security of supply due to political and logistics challenges that the region is going through.

The project targets satisfying basic local demand by Jordanian interested off-takers. The consortium have managed to received letter of interest to off-take the green Ammonia by Jordan Phosphate Company for 100,000 Mtpa and by Arab Potash Company for 50,000 Mtpa. The land was allocated and leased in Gharandal, Aqaba and it contains water wells that satisfy the needs of the project for 30 years. The water quality tests are positive where the consortium managed to acquire water pumping permit. The location is in between both Arab Potash Company and Jordan Phosphate Company with access to the transportation methodology between them. The project satisfy all requirements to produce the green hydrogen and ammonia at competitive technical and financial terms satisfying 25% of the total local demand in Jordan.