In a recent cabinet meeting chaired by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the UAE Cabinet made significant strides towards the country’s development and sustainability goals.
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With six green hydrogen projects in the pipeline, valued at over $20 billion, Oman is geared up to transform its energy landscape and make a significant contribution to global carbon emission reduction.
Jordan is poised to unveil a new strategy for green hydrogen projects as part of its ambitious renewable energy vision aimed at reducing dependence on conventional energy sources.
Belgium-based company DEME and Muscat-headquartered integrated energy group OQ are embarking on an extensive engineering endeavor for the Hyport Duqm project in Oman, which aims to establish a green hydrogen and ammonia facility.
A consortium led by Posco Holdings, a prominent Korean company, has emerged victorious in a deal to build the world’s largest hydrogen plant in Duqm, Oman. The deal marks a significant win for the global hydrogen industry and a leap forward in the push for sustainable energy.
PV Hardware (PVH) and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) have inked a contract aiming to revolutionize the renewable energy sector by developing the world’s largest hydrogen plant powered entirely by renewable energy.
Abu Dhabi-based AL Fattan Holding Investment has announced a significant investment of $20 million in a green hydrogen and ammonia manufacturing business. The investment will be made in collaboration with LTechUVC, a Korean energy company, and aims to establish a 200 MW green hydrogen and ammonia production project in Abu Dhabi with a total project cost of $400 million.
Turkmenistan, known for its vast oil and gas reserves, is open to considering Hungary’s proposals for hydrogen production from natural gas. President Serdar Berdimuhamedov expressed this view during a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Ashgabat, according to official sources.
A consortium led by South Korean steelmaker POSCO Group has secured a $6.7 billion deal to construct the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in Duqm, a port town in central eastern Oman.
A recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) reveals that Oman’s abundant renewable resources and expansive land areas could make it a formidable low-emissions hydrogen supplier by 2030.
