Angola's state-owned oil and gas company Sonangol is set to embark on the country's inaugural green hydrogen project, with a final investment decision expected in 2025. Partnering with CWP Global and German entities, the project is scheduled to kick off in 2027, initially targeting a production capacity of up to 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year. Sonangol's R&D CEO, Vladimir Machado, highlighted Angola's potential in the green hydrogen market, foreseeing the country as a significant exporter due to its established energy infrastructure. With an anticipated surge in annual demand for green hydrogen from 2030 to 2050, ranging from five to 30 million tonnes, Angola aims to play a pivotal role in supporting the decarbonization of challenging sectors like steel, aviation, and textiles. The project not only holds promise for Angola but also presents Africa with the opportunity to dominate the green hydrogen value chain, positioning the continent as a key player in supplying markets such as Europe. German firms Conjuncta and Gauff are instrumental partners in this venture, working alongside CWP and Sonangol to leverage existing infrastructure and resources for downstream facilities. This collaboration signifies a strategic step towards meeting global industrial decarbonization objectives.