At the Angola Oil & Gas conference in Luanda, CWP Global, Sonangol, Gauff, and Conjuncta have initiated a groundbreaking agreement to collaborate on a green hydrogen project in Angola. The project aims to capitalize on spare capacity from existing hydroelectric power generation to produce green hydrogen and derivatives, particularly green ammonia. This initiative is set to leverage Angola's resources to decarbonize industries, facilitate international shipping with low-carbon fuel, and contribute to green energy transportation markets. By planning for an electrolysis capacity of up to 600 MW and targeting an annual ammonia production of 400,000 tons, Angola is poised to become a significant global supplier of green ammonia by the project's completion. The venture not only supports Angola's development aspirations outlined in 'Angola Vision 2050' and the National Development Plan (2023-2027) but also aligns with global efforts to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The sentiments expressed by key stakeholders from CWP Global, Sonangol, Gauff, and Conjuncta emphasize the strategic importance of this project in advancing Angola's position in sustainable industrialization and its role in the global energy transition, showcasing a shared commitment to combat climate change.