Egypt's Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Karim Badawi, supervised the signing of three strategic agreements to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of Abu Qir Fertilizers. The first agreement involves MPS supplying green hydrogen, generated through water electrolysis powered by renewable energy, to partially replace natural gas in the company's production processes. This move is expected to significantly cut natural gas consumption and carbon emissions, aiding compliance with EU standards like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. The second agreement focuses on installing an advanced control system at the Ammonia Plant to reduce natural gas usage and enhance operational efficiency. These initiatives signify Abu Qir Fertilizers' commitment to adopting green technologies, improving energy efficiency, and staying competitive in international markets with low-carbon solutions. The projects aim to bolster the national economy, achieve sustainable development, and elevate the standing of Egyptian products globally.